Guests can also enjoy the property’s tennis court, helipad, seawater pool and spa as part of their visit.
A wartime bunker and two holiday cottages will be held in separate ownership from the rest of the island.
Giles Fuchs, one of the directors of the island, said: “It has been a true privilege to restore and enhance Burgh Island Hotel over the past few years, and I am incredibly proud of what we have achieved with this art deco icon.
“Following the recent renovation and the planning decision for the further extension and development of the building, the time is right to offer this stunning property to a new owner, who can continue its legacy and take it to even greater heights.”
