Perry Hill Tavern, 23 Perry Hill Road, Oldbury, West Midlands, B68 0AR

Location

Oldbury is a vibrant town in the West Midlands, located just 7 miles west of Birmingham city centre and approximately 5 miles southeast of Dudley. As part of the Sandwell metropolitan borough, it is home to around 12,000 residents. The town benefits from excellent connectivity, with major road links, including the M5 motorway, providing direct access to Birmingham, the Black Country, and beyond-making it an ideal location for both living and commuting.
Perry Hill Tavern is prominently positioned on the corner of Perry Hill Road and Tame Road, just 1.5 miles from Oldbury town centre. The area enjoys excellent transport links, with easy access to key roads such as Wolverhampton Road and Hagley Road West. The surrounding locality features a diverse mix of residential, retail, and leisure businesses, including a One Stop, Co-op, and a local retail parade.

Property Description

The Perry Hill Tavern is a two-storey detached brick-built property under a pitched tiled roof, with a single storey side extensions to the side and rear.

Accommodation

The property is split between a traditional public house located within the southern section of the building, with the northern section housing a restaurant operation.
The public house benefits from an entrance to the side of the property, with the front portion of the building housing a sports bar with its own small bar servery, pool table and darts board and seating for c. 30 covers.
The sports bar leads through to the rear of the property which houses a larger lounge bar area with a U-shaped bar servery. The lounge area has seating capacity of c. 70 covers.
The restaurant area has it's own access to the north of the site and provides for c. 45 covers, predominantly made up of fixed seating. The restaurant benefits from its own W/Cs and a small bar servery.
Ancillary areas include four sets of customer WC's, a good sized catering kitchen and a prep area, dry store and refrigeration units with an adjacent washing up area. Various stores and a large basement cellar.
The private living accommodation is situated across the first floor and comprises one large and two small double bedrooms, lounge, domestic kitchen, store, shower and a separate WC.
Externally, there is a substantial rear grassed trade garden, private yard area, smoking solution, store and car parking to the front and side of the pub for around 65 vehicles
The property's ground floor Gross External Area is around 5,566 sq ft and it sits on a plot size amounting to circa 1.166 acres.
The property will appeal to local licensed operators, developers, builders and investors.

Tenure Comments

Freehold. The property is held under Title Number WR13844 and the Title Plan is included on page 6.

Planning and Development

We have made enquiries with the local authority and can confirm the property does not appear to be listed or within a conservation area. For further information please contact the local authority.

Services

We understand the property is connected to all mains services but any interested parties must rely on their own enquiries to confirm this.

Premises Licence

It is understood that the property currently possesses a Premises Licence.

Fixtures and Fittings

The sale of the property will include trade fixtures and fittings which are in the absolute ownership of the Seller and in situ on completion. Any branded or leased items and any items owned by third parties will be excluded.

VAT

VAT will be applicable on the sale of this property.

EPC

The property has an EPC rating of Band E.

Viewings

Viewings are being arranged on Wednesday, 2nd April, and Wednesday, 9th April, strictly by appointment only.
If you'd like to book a spot for one of the open viewings, please contact Evi at or call .