The Chequers Inn, Smarden, TN27

Opportunity

The Chequers Inn is a successful well-established village pub in Smarden, a highly sought after village near Ashford, Kent

The property could also be converted into a very large grand house or three separate dwellings, subject to a successful change of use application, with a GDV over £3m

The substantial plot offers the opportunity, STPP, to build a separate house or holiday lodges in the garden – further adding to the GDV




Location

‘The Chequers Inn’ sits in the picturesque village of Smarden, close to Ashford and Maidstone in Kent

Smarden has been described as the most beautiful village in Kent, with a Medieval Church and three pubs

One of the most sought-after villages in the area, properties regularly achieve £6,000 per square metre



Development

The corner plot offers access to the property from three side, in addition there is potential for a further development in the garden

With sufficient parking and access, without compromising privacy, the exicting property could be converted into multiple dwellings and additional property could be built in the garden, all subject to a successful planning application



Internal Details

Original parts of ‘The Chequers Inn’ date back to the 15th Century, the substantial property boasts of 600 square metres of space

The coaching inn offers drinking and dining facilities for up to 100 covers, with further seating outside

Currently there are nine bedrooms and nine bathrooms

Please see the floorplans for further information



External Details

Sitting on 0.4-acre plot, there is a large carpark, stunning beer garden and pond

Please see the aerial photographs



Fixtures & Fittings

All fixtures and fittings not personal to the vendors are included in the sale




Financials
Since Covid weekly sales are £12,500 on average, generating an annual net profit of £100,000

Full accounts are available




Tenure

Nationwide Business Sales are delighted to offer this wonderful opportunity to the market at ‘Offers Over £1m’