Commercial Properties For Sale by MATTHEW PHILLIPS SURVEYORS LIMITED, Lichfield, including sold STC

The public house is a substantial Victorian three storey brick building beneath pitched slated roofs with various extensions to the rear. The property was originally two buildings, which have been 'knocked' together and are still held under two titles. To the front there is a beer patio area and a driveway / pull in providing car parking for two vehicles.

The Rose Inn is a substantial part three, part two storey building with rendered elevations beneath pitched slated, and tiled roofs. There is a forecourt beer patio area and a further external trading area, a Skittle Alley and beer garden/patio to the rear. The public house is served by a surfaced car park on the opposite side of Paganhill Lane, providing 14 car park spaces. The site area is 0.366 acres and the pub has a footprint of 4158 sf (Source Nimbus Maps).

The site edged red on the plan above, occupies a regularly shaped plot of 0.15 acres, to the west of the Poachers public house with access reserved over the pub car park from the B3124, as set out and edged maroon and coloured pink on the plan. The property is mainly level and at present is laid to tarmac. For the avoidance of doubt, the area edged blue on the plan above including the Poachers public house, car park and beer garden are not for sale.

The site edged red on the above aerial photo, occupies a plot of circa 2.17 acres, with access reserved over the pub car park from the Old Warwick Road, B4439. For the avoidance of doubt, the Navigation Inn public house, car park and beer garden are not for sale. This area is outlined in blue on the site plan below.

The site represents an exciting opportunity to acquire an attractive mixed use development and is likely to be of interest to local, regional and national developers and investors.

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/patio, car parking for some 80 cars and area to the rear on which there is planning consent for the development of a 12 bedroom hotel block. The site area is 1.577 acres and total footprint 6,118 sq. ft. (Source Nimbus Maps).

The property comprises a substantial mainly two storey brick building with part rendered elevations beneath a range of pitched slated roofs with various single storey extensions to the rear. The pub benefits from a car park providing circa 50 spaces. and an extensive beer garden with picnic tables. The footprint of the building extends to approximately 5160sf and the site area is 1.3 acres (Source Nimbus Maps).

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.

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.

The public house is a substantial Victorian three storey brick building beneath pitched slated roofs with various extensions to the rear. The property was originally two buildings, which have been 'knocked' together and are still held under two titles. To the front there is a beer patio area and a driveway / pull in providing car parking for two vehicles.

The Rose Inn is a substantial part three, part two storey building with rendered elevations beneath pitched slated, and tiled roofs. There is a forecourt beer patio area and a further external trading area, a Skittle Alley and beer garden/patio to the rear. The public house is served by a surfaced car park on the opposite side of Paganhill Lane, providing 14 car park spaces. The site area is 0.366 acres and the pub has a footprint of 4158 sf (Source Nimbus Maps).

Imposing and highly attractive 3 storey Ruabon red brick public house beneath pitched red plain tiled hipped roof with mullion windows and leaded lights. An attractive archway provides access to the courtyard beer patio to the rear of the site.

The Black Horse Inn comprises a traditional detached two-storey public house of brick construction, predominantly rendered, beneath pitched tiled roofs. Externally, the site benefits from a substantial 14 space customer car park and an attractive beer garden area. The total site area extends to approximately 0.25 acres (Source Nimbus Maps). The property is currently closed and offers potential for continued use as a public house, hospitality venue, together with development opportunities, subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents.

The property is of traditional mainly 2 storey brick and tile construction with rendered elevations with similar extensions to the side and rear. A beer patio and trade garden lie immediately adjoining the side and rear. A car park providing 20 spaces is located adjacent. The whole site is available as one lot or alternatively the pub shown edged red on plan and the car park which has outline planning consent for 3 houses shown edged in blue are available separately.

The site edged red on the plan above, occupies a regularly shaped plot of 0.15 acres, to the west of the Poachers public house with access reserved over the pub car park from the B3124, as set out and edged maroon and coloured pink on the plan. The property is mainly level and at present is laid..

The site edged red on the plan above, occupies a regularly shaped plot of 0.15 acres, to the west of the Poachers public house with access reserved over the pub car park from the B3124, as set out and edged maroon and coloured pink on the plan. The property is mainly level and at present is laid to tarmac. For the avoidance of doubt, the area edged blue on the plan above including the Poachers public house, car park and beer garden are not for sale.

The property is of traditional 2 storey brick and tile construction with rendered front elevation fronting Bilton Road and includes a rear beer patio area.

The site edged red on the above aerial photo, occupies a plot of circa 2.17 acres, with access reserved over the pub car park from the Old Warwick Road, B4439. For the avoidance of doubt, the Navigation Inn public house, car park and beer garden are not for sale. This area is outlined in blue on the site plan below.

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 from the Walton Way frontage, together with a beer patio adjacent to the trading area. The site in total extends to 0.707 acres and the footprint is 4,916 sq. ft (Nimbus Maps). A Substation lies immediately to the west of the public house.