Pubs For Sale in West Midlands
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The premises are of 2 and 3 storey construction with striking architectural brick detail to the front elevation. Furthermore the site benefits from a rear loading bay with access to both ground and first floors.
- Ground Floor Retail and stores 862sm 9250sf. First and Second Floor 703sm 7567 sf.
- Central pedestrianised High Street location on main retail and entertainment circuit.
- Extensive mainly open plan accommodation on ground and first floor.
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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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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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A prominently located former public house with three-bedroom residential accommodation above, situated in the village of Little Hereford. The property is currently closed and requires comprehensive refurbishment but offers significant potential, subject to the necessary consents. The site extends...
- A prominently located public house with residential accommodation that is in need of a comprehensive scheme of refurbishment
- Generously sized car park and land
- The property is closed at present but has significant potential
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FORSALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION DATE TO VE CONFIRMED AT THE PREMISES Unless sold previously by private treaty Outstanding Grade II listed property in busy town centre Open plan two section bar and restaurant Two separate residential flats Catering kitchen
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 property comprises a mainly two-storey detached public house of brick construction beneath a series of pitched tiled roofs. Additionally, there is an attached single storey building under a tiled roof which is currently operated as a Wacky Warehouse soft play.
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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...
