Pubs For Sale in South West, England

Comprises Grade II Listed public house with restaurant and 3-bedroom owner`s flat. Property benefits from large outdoor seating and large car park, kids play area and garage

Between Pewsey and Marlborough In need of renovationThree internal trade areas, two private apartments Mature gardens and car parkPlot size 0.56 of an acreClosed since 2014

Comprises public house/restaurant with function room and staff/letting accommodation. Property benefits from large garden at rear.

SOMERSET - PUB NEAR COUNTY TOWN

Grade ll Listed public house with a three bedroom flat above, a skittle alley, a beer garden and a car park in the middle of the Marshwood Vale.

GLOUCESTER - CENTRAL SUBURBAN VICTORIAN CITY PUBLIC HOUSEStood in a plot of 0.36 of an acreTwo good barsSkittle alley in separate building3 bedroom owners accommodationGood gardens and car park

Sports bar in centre of busy Cornish town; Trading area for 70; Outside trading areas for 80; Contemporary rustic/industrial décor; Two-bedroom private accommodation with lounge, kitchen and bathroom; Music stage area; Good AWP and pool table income; Trade benefits from darts and pool teams..

Freehouse in prominent town location Traditional style bar restaurant areas Owners' 5-bedroom accommodation Car parking for 10 cars EPC Rating C

WILTSHIRE - M4 CORRIDOR VILLAGE FREEHOUSE

Substantial & Very Well Established Freehouse Close to Tiverton. Character Main Bar & Impressive 70 Seater Vaulted Restaurant.  The pretty village of Halberton is located between the historic market towns of Cullompton and Tiverton, close to the neighbouring village of Sampford Pevere...

Well-presented thatched character detached village inn occupying a sought after and highly enviable landmark trading position. 3 Attractive Character Bar and Dining Areas (60+), Commercial Catering Kitchen, Skittle Alley, 3 Double Bedroom Owner's Accommodation, Beer Garden (80+), Car Park (25+)

Close to coast, motorway and Bristol AirportMain road to Weston-super-MareLarge, open plan, interconnecting trading areasFour bedroom accommodationTrade garden and car park

1960's purpose built public house in large housing estateDetached on prominent street cornerInternal skittle alleyTwo bedroom owners flatCurrent closedNOTE: PLANNING PERMISSION FOR RESIDENTIAL CONVERSTION REFUSED

SomersetIconic free house in busy small townTwo adjoining bars of character. Enclosed patioFirst floor with three rooms. Scope to create a flatWet sales onlyStrong community business

Restored brasserie on town High StreetPrestigious area, with nearby tourist attractionsCoffee lounge and restaurant (30)Fully-equipped catering kitchenGreat potential for new ownerLock-up Freehold. Business closed

Freehouse located off central Liskeard Traditional style bar areas Refurbished and redecorated function room Owners' six-bedroom accommodation Delightful rear enclosed courtyard Totally refurbished and re-equipped throughout

The Famous Old Barrel is a detached freehold public house within a short walk of Exmouth town centre. It is a well known venue, in need of investment.

Comprises large public house with 3-bed owner`s accommodation. Located close to the town centre with occupiers close by including takeaway, convenience store and car dealer, amongst others.

Comprises Grade II Listed village pub with restaurant, skittle alley and beer garden.

Dartmoor National Park village public house; Thatched property with 3 bedroom home; Recently redecorated main bar with period features; Snug bar plus refurbished function room; Well-equipped commercial kitchen with ancillary space; Beer garden & covered smoking area; Zero business rates payable..

Devon market town centre pub; Surrounded by Dartmoor National Park in picturesque town; Bar seats about 40 with period features; Scope for food from catering kitchen and utility areas; Secluded suntrap rear trade garden for 40; Three-bedroom home with private kitchen; Zero business rates payable..

Comprises public house with restaurant and outdoor seating area. Includes 2-bedroom owner`s accommodation at first floor.

The Kings Head is a detached part rendered two storey public house of brick and stone construction beneath a series of pitched tiled roofs with a single storey extension to the rear. The site area is circa 0.058 acres and the footprint is 2236 sf. (Nimbus Maps).

An attractive Grade II property set out over basement, ground, first and second floors and enclosed beer garden to the rear. Believed to date from the mid 19th century, with some parts understood to be from the 16th century, the property provides for former ground floor bar, first floor restauran...