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Golden Bowler, Stubbington Lane, Fareham, Hampshire, PO14

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£995,000

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Sidney Phillips Limited, South West
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Pub for sale

USE CLASSUse class orders: A4 Drinking Establishments and Sui Generis

A4, sui_generis_3

Key features

  • Prominent main road position near the coast
  • Under the same ownership since 1980
  • Three trade areas (80+)
  • Ample outside trade space and car park set in 0.72 of an acre
  • Well presented 3-4 bedroom owners accommodation
  • Detached two bedroom bungalow with letting potential
  • Net takings over £10,700 per week for 50 weeks of the year

Description

The Golden Bowler is a freehouse located in the village of Stubbington in southern Hampshire. Close to the Solent, the village lies approximately 3 miles south of the market town of Fareham which has a population of approximately 42,210. The area is predominately accessed via the M27 which runs along the southern coastline between the major cities of Southampton and Portsmouth. Mainline railway services are available from nearby Fareham Station, with trains to Southampton Central, Southampton Airport Parkway and London Waterloo.

The population of Stubbington has risen to over 15,000, with new housing estates taking over a number of surrounding fields. The village has many modern shops as well as a variety of facilities including a GP surgery, dental surgery, library, community centre and seven schools. A housing development is currently underway between Stubbington and Lee-on-the-Solent and additional development is scheduled which could expand the village still further.

The Golden Bowler is a three-storey, detached building constructed in the 1920s. The pub occupies a plot size of 0.72 acres (including the outside space). The property is described as follows:

TRADE AREAS
Entrance from the car park into an interconnecting hallway with DISABLED AND GENTLEMEN'S TOILETS offset.

A FAMILY ROOM is located off the entrance hallway which has fitted carpet flooring and is decorated in a traditional manner with dark polished tables and chairs providing seating for approximately 16.

The MAIN BAR has exposed timber ceiling, beadboard panelled walls, fitted carpet, reception counter and a wood front and polished top BAR SERVERY with canopy above and back bar display. Traditional table and chair furnishings provide seating for approximately 36 customers and a further 8 seated at the bar servery.

Additional seating for approximately 12 is located on the veranda overlooking the trade garden, accessed through a bespoke solid wood archway.

Connected to the main bar is the RESTAURANT which has similar furnishings and characteristics. The restaurant provides seating for up to 24 customers.

LADIES' TOILETS offset the main bar area.

CATERING KITCHEN fitted with nonslip flooring, hygienic wall cladding and a range of stainless steel equipment. BOTTLE AND DRY GOODS STORE. FRIDGE AND FREEZER STOREROOM.

Ground floor refrigerated BEER CELLAR AND BOTTLE STORE with delivery access via the car park.
BUNGALOW
BEDROOM 1, DOUBLE WITH EN SUITE SHOWER ROOM located at ground floor
BEDROOM 2, DOUBLE located at first floor
KITCHEN
DINING ROOM
LOUNGE
BATHROOM
THREE STOREROOMS located at first floor
CLOAKROOM & TOILET at ground floor

The bungalow has an enclosed PRIVATE GARDEN and a driveway providing parking for two vehicles.

OWNERS ACCOMMODATION
FIRST FLOOR
DOUBLE BEDROOM
SINGLE BEDROOM/OFFICE
BATHROOM with separate shower cubicle
LOUNGE
KITCHEN AND DINING ROOM
SECOND OFFICE
STOREROOM

SECOND FLOOR
TWO DOUBLE BEDROOMS
- HALLWAY WITH LOUNGE SPACE
- ATTIC STORAGE

EXTERNAL
Enclosed PRIVATE OWNERS GARDEN with SUMMERHOUSE.

LARGE, LAWNED TRADE GARDEN with picnic bench seating for over 40 customers. SERVICE YARD. DOUBLE GARAGE. Substantial tarmacked CAR PARK for 41 vehicles.

Golden Bowler, Stubbington Lane, Fareham, Hampshire, PO14

Approximate location

NEAREST STATIONS

Distances are straight line measurements from the centre of the postcode
  • Fareham Station2.8 miles
  • Portchester Station4.6 miles
  • Swanwick Station4.8 miles

About Sidney Phillips Limited, South West

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About Sidney Phillips

Pub, hotel and restaurant specialists with a bespoke and personal service

Whether you are looking to buy or sell a pub or a licensed business, we take great pride in delivering a personable service.

Our comprehensive expertise and experience ensure we are able to provide the highest standard of service to clients in the market.

Sidney Phillips operates a bespoke agency service which can assist with buying and selling of both leasehold and freehold assets.

Our specialisms include the sale of 'going concern' businesses as Business Transfer Agents with years of specialist sector knowledge.

A trusted and established name

Established in 1898, Sidney Phillips boasts a network of nine regional offices, providing unrivalled local knowledge with national coverage.

Our experienced team specialises in providing sales, acquisition and valuation services to the licensed trade including public houses, hotels, restaurants, coffee shops, clubs, leisure units, investments and development sites.

We pride ourselves on our professional approach and discretion, acting for a wide range of clients including pub companies, regional brewers, private investors, developers and individual freeholders, leaseholders and tenants.

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