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Lincombe Hall Hotel and Spa sold to Khalil Viraney for £3.25m

Lincombe Hall Hotel and Spa sold to Khalil Viraney for £3.25m

The new ownership is expected to maintain current operations while seeking further growth within the wellness sector

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Lincombe Hall Hotel and Spa in Torquay has been sold to Canadian businessman Khalil Viraney from Powis Hotels for £3.25m.

The 44-bedroom, four-star property includes 2.58 acres of gardens and two self-catering apartments. 

A primary feature of the business is its 5-bubble rated spa, which opened in 2019 and includes a hydrotherapy pool, indoor swimming pool, and ice room. 

Recent capital expenditure has also seen the refurbishment of the hotel’s brasserie, breakfast room, and lounge.

Legal advice for Powis Hotels was provided by Elevate Legal. The hotel currently operates as one of two luxury-rated destination spas in the Devon region.

The new ownership is expected to maintain current operations while seeking further growth within the wellness sector. 

The sale was managed by the hotel capital markets team at Savills, who noted that demand for high-end regional assets remains “steady” despite broader economic fluctuations in the leisure industry.

James Greenslade, director of Savills hotel capital markets, said: “This transaction highlights the continued demand for high quality regional assets, particularly those that appeal to the growing demand amongst consumers for high quality spa and wellness facilities. Lincombe Hall is positioned well for further growth under new ownership.”

Dominic Hollingsworth, partner at Elevate Legal, added: “I, together with Krista Searle who heads up the commercial property team at Elevate, advised Powis Hotels Limited on the successful sale of Lincombe Hall Hotel & Spa. The transaction was completed efficiently and in a spirit of cooperation between all parties and we are proud to have played a role in this milestone.”

Continued investment in regional luxury assets

The sale of Lincombe Hall Hotel and Spa for £3.25m marks a significant moment in a series of transactions highlighting ongoing interest in high-quality regional hospitality assets. The hotel was previously on the market for £4.25m in April 2024, as noted in 2024, reflecting an evolving valuation perspective. This historical trend underscores a sustained demand amidst economic fluctuations, affirming the appeal of top-tier spa facilities and wellness offerings.

In March 2025, the hotel’s price point was adjusted to £3.4m before its eventual sale in March 2026, as documented in 2025. This price evolution illustrates the market’s adaptability and the strategic positioning of Lincombe Hall as a sought-after asset. As the new owner aims to augment growth within the wellness sector, the hotel’s operational continuity signals a long-term commitment to enhancing high-end spa experiences in the Devon region.

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