Vernon Arms, Southrepps, Cromer, Norfolk, NR11
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Tenure
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Parking
28
- Primary use
- Pub
- Other use(s)
- Restaurant
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Building amenities
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- Parking
- Central heating
- Social activities
- Kitchen
- Restaurant
- Outdoor seating
Key features
- Detached pub and restaurant with two car parks
- Only pub in the desirable village of Southrepps
- Located close to Cromer and the Norfolk coast
- Successful business - EBITDA of £150,000+
- Same operator/landlord since June 2005
- Granted permission to create two holiday dwellings
Description
The Vernon Arms is the principal amenity within Southrepps, although the village also has a playground, a village hall, a bowls club, a football club and a late 13th century church dedicated to St James. Due to its proximity to the coast, the area has a plethora of camping and caravan sites and holiday accommodation. Larger shopping outlets, supermarkets and fuel stations can be found in the nearby town of Cromer.
The Vernon Arms occupies a Grade II listed, two storey, detached building of part brick, part flint construction under a pantile roof. It is located on Church Street and is the only public house in the village. The property briefly comprises:
TRADE AREAS
FRONT ENTRANCE HALL which gives dual entry to the public bar and the lounge. PUBLIC BAR which benefits from seating for 16, original wood flooring, feature fireplace with imitation electric log burner, wooden main bar servery and access to an inner hall. LOUNGE with seating for 20, part tile, part original wood flooring, open fireplace and an extension of the wooden main bar servery. DINING ROOM with seating for 28 and original wood flooring. DINNING AREA with seating for 20, original wood flooring and fireplace with inset log burner. GARDEN ROOM with seating for 20, tile flooring and an external door to the rear trade garden. INNER HALL with access to LADIES’, GENTLEMEN’S and DISABLED ACCESS TOILETS (the latter benefits from baby changing facilities). Also within the inner hall is an external side door to the trade garden and three STORE CUPBOARDS. REAR HALL with entry to the open plan, ground floor CELLAR with external barrel delivery door. Fully-fitted COMMERCIAL KITCHEN with private entrance hall and stairs to the first floor.
OWNERS' ACCOMMODATION
FIRST FLOOR:
TWO DOUBLE BEDROOMS. LOUNGE with two store cupboards. KITCHEN with utility cupboard. DINING ROOM. OFFICE. BATHROOM.
EXTERNAL
Front CAR PARK with space for 14 vehicles. Front PATIO with bench seating for 30. Rear CAR PARK with space for 14 vehicles, enclosed BIN STORE, OIL TANK and LOG STORE. Enclosed rear TRADE GARDEN with bench seating for 66. BARN (a detached, two-storey building of brick and flint construction under a pantile roof) comprising two distinct sections: one is utilised as a general storage area, the other houses both a walk-in FRIDGE and walk-in FREEZER.
The Vernon Arms has been under our clients’ operation since June 2005 and under their ownership since August 2009. The venue trades as a community public house and restaurant, hosting a variety of events and functions such as wedding receptions, wakes, christenings, beer festivals and live music (incorporating a folk club). The kitchen provides a ‘British Classics’ food menu and is well known for its Sunday roast dinners.
Our husband and wife clients currently operate the business with six full time and six part time staff members. The premises is frequented by both local drinkers and destination diners as well as holidaymakers staying at the nearby campsites and in local accommodation. The current trade split is 60/40 in favour of food.
The property offers scope to increase trade by way of introducing letting accommodation and planning permission has been granted for two holiday dwellings which would each comprise a double bedroom, an open plan kitchen/living area and a separate bathroom. Note: as works have already commenced, this permission is no longer time limited. For further information, please visit North Norfolk District Council planning portal, reference: PF/11/0488.
Year end accounts for June 2024 show a net turnover of £684,115, resulting in a net profit of £79,616 and an EBITDA/adjusted net profit of £152,347. Further accounting detail will be made available to serious parties following a formal viewing.
FREEHOLD Asking Price £700,000 to include goodwill, fixtures and fittings. Stock at valuation in addition.
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- Sui Generis
- Listed building
- No
- Floors in building
- 2
- Business for sale
- No
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Vernon Arms, Southrepps, Cromer, Norfolk, NR11
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