Pubs For Sale in West Midlands
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The property is a two storey, mid terraced property with a rendered finish, under a pitched tiled roof.
- Prominent High Street location in the centre of Broseley, a historic Shropshire market town
- Attractive traditional property, with a modern internal trade fit out.
- Two room operation with private accommodation across the first floor
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52 High Street is an imposing landmark 4 storey Grade II listed black and white building. The property has a small patio adjoining the main entrance and in addition the operation has the benefit of a large well developed and landscaped external paved trading terrace to the rear.
- Highly attractive landmark recently refurbished building with High Street location.
- Extensive bar and restaurant with a total of 100 covers on ground floor.
- Excellently developed external trading terrace for in excess of 100 customers.
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The attractive property dates back to the late 18th Century and comprises the original period pub building which houses the popular locals bar with a more recent restaurant extension and link building.The Coach and Horses lies in well maintained and cared for grounds with a large beer garden/pa...
- Unrivalled drive out location approx. 8 miles south of Birmingham City Centre & close to M42 motorway.
- Characterful Bar, Lounge & Restaurant providing circa. 140 covers and large external area with seating for 120 customers.
- The site area 1.577 acres and total footprint 6,118 sq. ft. (Source Nimbus Maps). Planning Consent for 12 bedrooms.
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Vibrant busy late-night bar/restaurant on busy High Street; Late license til 4am (Fri-Sat); Forecast turnover £996,312 p.a; Split Wet £699,291/Dry £285,682/Other £11,339; Open plan dining/drinking area/booths 100; Private outside dining area; Fully fitted trade kitchen; No accommodation available..
- Vibrant busy late-night bar/restaurant on busy Bromsgrove High Street
- Late license until 4 am (Friday-Saturday)
- With a forecast annual turnover of circa £996,312 p.a.
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The Inn is a charming, early nineteenth-century pub located in a picturesque village. The pub is very atmospheric both externally and internally, and has a reputation for good food and drink. The Inn is well maintained and retains lots of features in-keeping with the age of the property.
1/9Vibrant busy late-night bar/restaurant on busy High Street; Late license til 4am (Fri-Sat); Forecast turnover £996,312 p.a; Split Wet £699,291/Dry £285,682/Other £11,339; Open plan dining/drinking area/booths 100; Private outside dining area; Fully fitted trade kitchen; No accommodation available..
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The Lamb comprises a substantial two storey brick building with partly rendered elevations beneath a traditional pitched tiled roof with various single storey extensions. To the Eccleshall Road frontage there is a surfaced car park for 22 spaces and a further car park with 32 spaces accessible fr...
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The Original Ball is located in the picturesque county of Shropshire, on the outskirts of the market town Oswestry. Being a popular modern country pub being well maintained and upgraded offering great potential. The Original Ball is an established pub which serves both the local communi...
