Bangor, Gwynedd, LL57

If you were seeking a prime investment opportunity in the license trade, we highly recommend that you view this outstanding Irish themed public house that is prominently located in the heart of the student district of of Bangor, and very popular among the student population. Additional income is earned by using a part of this property for airbnb

If you were seeking a prime investment opportunity in the license trade, we would highly recommend that you view this outstanding Irish themed public house that is prominently located in the heart of the student district of the university city of Bangor, and is very popular among the student population. Patrick’s Bar is well-established premises which generates a very respectable turnover. The two commercial kitchens offer plenty of scope for developing the business further. The building offers potential as Air B&B, subject to consents.

In 1998, the present owner purchased this Grade II listed building, and has since carried out a complete program of modernisation, making updates as necessary from year to year.

Patrick’s Bar is licensed to hold 100 adult persons and open Sunday, Monday & Tuesday 8am – 2am Wednesday & Thursday 8am – 2.30am Friday & Saturday 8am – 3am

The well-proportioned accommodation, which is laid out over 4 floors, offers good potential for Air B7B (subject to consents), and includes at the basement level a large cellar with a Storage Area, Tap Room and Delivery Space with an Electric Lift, while the ground floor provides the Bar Area, along with Male & Female Toilets and various Storage Rooms. The first and second floors include separate accommodation for Live in Staff and the Manager. On the first floor, the live in staff have a Shower Room with a separate WC, while the manager has an Office, a Sizeable Lounge, a Fitted Kitchen, a Commercial Kitchen and Preparation Room. 2 Double Bedrooms for Live in Staff, in addition to 4 Double Bedrooms and a Family Bathroom for the Managers Accommodation can be found on the second floor.

The owners now feels that after 20 years, he would like to relax and spend more time with his family and friends, and has therefore decided to pass the business on to a new generation of entrepreneurs in order to bring fresh ideas and realise the huge untapped potential that this business still offers.

Because of its wide range of shops services, recreational facilities, the city of Bangor draws on a large catchment area from its neighbouring communities, in addition to a continuous influx of tourist from the UK, Europe and the rest of the world attracted to the places of historical interest and the coastal and rural attractions to be found in this part of North Wales. With its premier university, renowned hospital and large industrial estate, the city is also a major employer in this region. Holyhead Road is located in Upper Bangor, an area of the city close to the university campus and within walking distance of the city centre. Ease of travel is enabled by direct access to the A55 Expressway that Westbound propels you across the lovely island of Anglesey and Eastbound along much of the North Wales Coast towards Chester, Liverpool and Manchester, ultimately linking up with the national motorway network.