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Two Flat Cap hotels brought to market for £7 million

Reading Time: < 1 minuteUK: After falling into administration in January 2024, British hospitality group Flat Cap Hotels has put The Vicarage and The Bridge Hotel in Cheshire up for sale individually.

Flat Cap Hotels purchases Cheshire hotel
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Flat Cap Hotels purchases Cheshire property

Reading Time: < 1 minuteUK: The Vicarage Hotel in Cranage has been bought by Flat Cap Hotels for an undisclosed sum. Flat Cap Hotels moved into the 17th century Grade II-listed property as tenants in 2015. Following a year of extensive renovation, the property reopened in 2016. Now, the group has completed the purchase

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Flat Cap Hotels launches 12 suites at Grade II listed venues

Reading Time: 2 minutesUK: Flat Cap Hotels, a collection of bespoke gastro-led heritage hotels in Cheshire, has launched more 12 suites at The Courthouse in Knutsford and The Bridge in Prestbury. The Courthouse and The Bridge are both Grade II listed properties and the addition of six new suites in each ensures they

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Talking business: Oliver Heywood, Flat Cap Hotels

Reading Time: 3 minutesBHN talks to Oliver Heywood, one of the brothers behind Cheshire-based brand Flat Cap Hotels. • You are third-generation hoteliers – what is it about this industry that you love and makes you want to carry on the family tradition? “Everything – from the creation and running of the business

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Private investor backs Flat Cap Hotels

Reading Time: < 1 minuteUK: Flat Cap Hotels has obtained significant financial backing to support the growth of the company. UK: Flat Cap Hotels has obtained significant financial backing to support the growth of the company. The hotel group was founded by brothers Oliver and Dominic Heywood in 2015, when they successfully launched The

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Flat Cap Hotels seeks crowdfunding for Cheshire hotel and venue

Reading Time: < 1 minuteUK: Flat Cap Hotels has teamed up with Seedrs to seek funding for a boutique hotel project in Cheshire. The company, which was founded in 2015 by brothers Oliver and Dominic Heywood, has bought the former Crown Court in Knutsford, which closed in 2010, and has submitted a planning application