Montreuil-sur-Mer – A charming hotel set in an historic 18th-century mansion
Le Touquet Sotheby’s is offering for sale an 18th-century townhouse built of cut stone – a magnificent historic residence ideally situated in the heart of the walled town and currently operating as a hotel.
Built in 1777 and listed as a Historic Monument, this former aristocratic residence possesses a rare heritage status. Notably, over the course of its history, it has hosted figures such as Napoleon Bonaparte, Marshal Ney and General Douglas Haig.
Since 2019, the property has undergone a major restoration, carried out with due respect for its architecture and historical features. Mouldings, wood panelling, fireplaces, spandrels, antique floor tiles and the central staircase have thus been preserved and showcased.
The establishment currently offers 14 rooms, complemented by two detached pavilions measuring 50 m² and 60 m², designed as private suites with a lounge and kitchen. This layout provides real operational flexibility, enabling the property to cater specifically for tourists, families and long-stay guests.
The communal areas include an entrance hall leading to reception and opening onto a lounge for breakfasts and a bar. A particularly elegant inner courtyard of over 200 m² is ideal for hosting receptions and events.
The property, which has held a 3-star Atout France rating since 2022, has an established business and a solid reputation. It also offers several avenues for development, notably in the areas of fine dining, events and holiday packages.
Its location is also a real asset: Montreuil-sur-Mer benefits from the tourist appeal of the Opal Coast whilst retaining its own clientele and identity, linked in particular to its heritage and surroundings.
More than just a conventional hotel acquisition, this property represents a unique investment opportunity in its own right, likely to appeal to a buyer seeking to combine operational potential, high-quality real estate and historical character.
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