Pubs For Sale in Berkshire
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The Grasshopper is an attractive two storey end of terrace Grade II listed building of brick construction with white painted elevations under a pitched tiled roof, with a single-storey extension to the rear. It is understood that the property was constructed in the 15th Century as a medieval timber-framed hall-house.
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The subject premises comprise a traditional part-rendered, brick built two-storey public house, beneath a pitched tiled roof, with various single-storey additions to the side and rear.
- Situated in the affluent village of Hampstead Norreys next to the River Pang
- Open plan ground floor trading layout with multiple dining and seating areas
- External barn which may suit conversion to letting accommodation
|1/9The Grasshopper is an attractive two storey end of terrace Grade II listed building of brick construction with white painted elevations under a pitched tiled roof, with a single-storey extension to the rear. It is understood that the property was constructed in the 15th Century as a medieval timber-framed hall-house.
- Attractive property in a highly desirable residential location in the centre of Wokingham
- Rose Street is considered to be one of best-preserved Medieval streets in the town
- Exceptional freehold opportunity on one of Wokingham's most sought-after roads
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BERKSHIRE - PUB WITH PLANNING FOR FOUR BEDROOM HOUSE AND ADJOINING PUB* Close to residential areas, town centre and station. Grade II listed detached pub. Three trade areas (92). Three letting rooms and three bedroom flat. Rear trade garden (40-50). Planning permission for four bedroom house and pub
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BERKSHIRE - DETACHED ROADSIDE PUB FOR SALE* Roadside position south-west of Reading. Two-storey detached public house. Bar and dining areas (60-70). Three bedroom accommodation. Trade gardens and car park. Sold with vacant possession. Favourable pre-application for additional dwelling in place.
|1/9The Grasshopper is an attractive two storey end of terrace Grade II listed building of brick construction with white painted elevations under a pitched tiled roof, with a single-storey extension to the rear. It is understood that the property was constructed in the 15th Century as a medieval timber-framed hall-house.
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Leasehold Pubs, Central Windsor trading location, Headlease available c.20 years remaining at £90,000p.a., For the next 2 years a subtenant is in situ paying £104,457.81 p.a., Excellent fit out with well trading operation ongoing, Large three bed accommodation with separate street entrance
