Pubs For Sale in East Anglia
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The Highwayman is a substantial single storey detached public house with painted and rendered elevations beneath a number of pitched and hipped roofs.
- Large roadside pub fronting the Great North Road (B197) which is situated off the A505 and A1(M) just north of the village of Graveley
- The pub's building footprint is around 8,560 sq ft plus there are 3 flats located in separate outbuildings at the rear
- Total plot size amounting to around 1.14 acres
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A thriving 17th-Century country inn with strong £1.2m+ turnover, extensive trading space, owners’ accommodation and event potential, available freehold (£900,000).
- Thriving 17th-Century country inn in the picturesque village of Banningham, Norfolk
- 210 covers – 150 internal and 60 external, with spacious dining and bar areas
- Approx. 6,318 sq ft (587 sq m) of trading and residential accommodation
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Exceedingly rare opportunity to acquire a substantial and imposing Grade II Listed, 17th century building situated in central Newmarket and occupying a prominent position on the High Street, with excellent visibility in all directions. Historically in hotel use, but could be suitable for residential or other business uses (STP).
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A character detached 16th century pub, reputed to be one of the oldest inns in Hertfordshire. Set within approx. 0.4 acres, the inn occupies a prominent position and includes a 56 space tarmac car park. The internal area consists of a bar, lounge and dining areas providing 70 covers with an extensive trade garden and three glass effect "dining pods".
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Freehold. Conveniently located near St Neots centre. Well-appointed internal trading areas (c.100). Development potential for 2nd floor accom. Outstanding marina-facing terrace for 100. Strong turnover of £773,000 Y/E 2025
