Pubs For Sale in South West, England
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A stand out opportunity to trade a rarely available public house in St Ives. Central position and easily run venue with considerable upside. Ground floor public bar, underutilised commercial kitchen and smart two bedroom flat, there is considerable scope to increase sales, or continue what is a profitable and simple to manage business.
The Hunting Lodge is a traditional public house with extensive trading area to provide for public bar, restaurant and function room. Originally part of a residential terrace, the property has been subject to significant development and provides for c220 internal covers. There is a large customer car park (60) , 3/4 unused letting bedrooms and a 1/2 bedroom apartment. A retirement sale with a transfer of the business, there are clear opportunities for future growth and development.
- Highly visible freehold Inn
- Extensive trade areas to include public bar, snug and restaurant
- 140 covers plus 80 cover function room
Delightful locals pub in historic Wiltshire village; Forecast turnover of £280,939 p.a; Forecast split wet £168,562 / dry £112,377; Indoor seating for circa 40 and function room for circa 60; Large beer garden for marquee events; Cosy inglenook fireplace; 3 bedroom family accommodation; Car park..
- Delightful locals pub in historic Wiltshire village
- With a forecast annual turnover of circa £280,939
- Forecast split of wet £168,562 dry £112,377
Landmark free house, prominent roadside location, Carbis Bay near St Ives Traditional style bar dining areas 50+ covers Outside enclosed patio area with separate smoking enclosure Owners' refurbished two-bedroom accommodation with private deck area (separate access) Planning for attic conversion for one-bedroom flat with separate access EPC Rating C VAT is Applicable
Cheltenham town centre public house; With seating for 72 and vertical drinking space for 30 plus; Well fitted commercial catering kitchen and refurbished WC's; Currently trading with limited hours; Three-bedroom owner's home with private kitchen..
- Cheltenham town centre public house
- With seating for 72 and vertical drinking space for 30 plus
- Well fitted commercial catering kitchen and refurbished WC's
An attractive traditional public house where charm abounds. Dating from the 18th century (possibly earlier) and Grade II Listed, the building has been subject to considerable improvement under the current owners, who have also re-established a well-regarded business with a busy bar trade, good reputation for food, and home to many events that supports village life. Predominately of cob construction under a thatched roof (renewed in 2018) the trading floor provides for a mix of lively public bar and break out dining areas suitable for private dining and romantic meals. On the first floor there is a 4 bedroom flat, which may provide for two independent flats (subject to planning) and suits extended family use as required. In addition, there Is a useful trade garden adjacent to the village square.
Attractive Grade II Listed 17th Century Devon Village Inn with Strong Trading History. An exceptional opportunity to acquire a highly regarded and beautifully presented detached village inn and country hotel situated in the heart of the popular Devon village of Dolton. The Rams Head Inn is a...
Wet sales only pub near Bath; Scope for development and increase sales of £300,000 (net of VAT); Detached property; Large bars; Skittle alley; First floor function room; Large basement/cellar; 6 bedrooms; Beer gardens; Huge car park; Superb location with strong demographics; Plot size of 0.6 acres..
The Stag Hunt Inn is a warm, welcoming and vibrant local public house. With regular events such as acoustic nights, quiz evenings and book clubs, The Stag Hunt is at the heart of the local community in Ponsanooth and draws its clientele from the surrounding villages and into Truro and Falmouth. Our
The three storey property dates back to 1830 we are advised and was built as a Coaching Inn, which has been extended over the years. The property is attached (on the far right hand side as one looks at the property) and comprises a well presented Bar / Dining area, Games Room and Breakfast room for
Freehold town centre pub in Devon town; Prime position on High Street; Bar and split level seating circa 100 plus conservatory; Commercial kitchen, prep room and WCs; Two-bedroom managers flat with private kitchen, parking; Newly refurbished beer garden for 75; Great opportunity to develop further..
The Bell Inn is located on the English side of the village and stands at its centre in a prominent location beside the main A466, with views over the River Wye and the village riverside park. The imposing premises appear to constructed mainly of stone and brick with rendered and colourwashed elevat
Attractive Freehold Pub, Currently Closed in Sought After South Devon Estuary Village - Priced to Sell. The property occupies a highly prominent trading position within the centre of Shaldon, an exceptionally desirable estuary village situated on the South Devon coastline. Located at the mout...
The Bird in Hand is believed to date from the 1700’s and was originally two cottages and became a cider house until graduating to a fully licensed public house in the 1960’s. The front entrance has a vestibule porch leading into the main bar which has a wealth of character. There are fir...
M4 corridor village, close to a world heritage site in the North Wessex Downs. This public house has 2 bar areas and a private dining room. There is scope to add letting rooms. Three bedrooms owners accomodation. Trade garden and car park. This pub is closed, with no historic accounts.
The property is located on Beachley Road, Sedbury, a village approximately 1 mile outside of Chepstow. Sedbury is located next to the A48, a main throughfare into Chepstow and the Forest of Dean/Gloucester. Notable nearby occupiers include a Doctors Surgery, Spar and Day Lewis Pharmacy.
RENOWNED AND POPULAR COASTAL FREE HOUSE. Enviable location adjacent to national tourist attraction and major entertainment centre Plymouth. Impressive period property. 3 charming bars, self-contained restaurant 50 covers, kitchens, trade patios, cellar, etc. plus 3/4 bedroom private accommodation. H








