A village that appeared in the popular Netflix series Sex Education is now on the market for £6.75 million. This rare opportunity includes a pub, a boutique hotel, a wedding venue, and a bed and breakfast, all located in Symonds Yat East, a picturesque village on the River Wye at the border of Gloucestershire and Herefordshire. Known for its stunning natural scenery, the village has recently gained wider recognition after being featured in the show. It is a peaceful retreat for outdoor lovers, birdwatchers, and canoeists, and is connected to its neighboring village, Symonds Yat West, primarily by a passenger ferry. The entire portfolio of leisure businesses in Symonds Yat East is being sold as a single unit. This includes 6.7 acres of riverbank land and several historic properties that have been owned by the same family for decades. The listing features the Saracens Head Inn, a traditional pub; the Royal Lodge Hotel, which has 26 bedrooms; a dedicated wedding venue with a timber ceremony pergola; and the Wye Rapids House, a four-bedroom property that can host up to 30 guests. The sale also includes a 400-year-old bed and breakfast, a standalone holiday home, 4.1 acres of wooded gardens, and a total of 52 letting bedrooms. In addition to the accommodations, the deal includes primary visitor car parks that serve the riverbank, giving the buyer access to one of Britain’s lesser-known but stunning natural attractions. The village is marketed by specialist agents Christie & Co as a “once-in-a-generation” opportunity, attracting both day-trippers and international tourists throughout the year. A key draw is Symonds Yat Rock, a world-famous viewpoint that offers one of the best views in England over the Forest of Dean. The village’s popularity has grown further in recent years after an iconic red chalet in the area appeared in Sex Education. Rather than selling the properties separately, the current owners are keeping the village core intact as a going concern. This allows a potential buyer to become the primary custodian and landlord of a popular English tourist destination. The opportunity is rare, offering not just commercial properties, but also a chance to preserve and manage a historic and scenic village that continues to attract visitors from around the world.