Saracen's Head Church Lane, Shirley, Ashbourne, DE6 3AS

The Saracens Head dates back to 1791 and is a Grade II Listed building, located within the Shirley Conservation Area.  The public house is a two and single storey detached property of painted brick elevations beneath pitched tiled roofs. The ground floor briefly comprises a front entrance porch leading to an L-Shaped trading area with central timber bar servery, part tiled flooring, fixed perimeter seating, darts throw and two feature log burners. A Dining Room is situated to the rear accommodating approximately 24 covers, with feature fireplace with log burner and beamed ceiling. The Ladies & Gents W.C.s are accessed via an inner hallway from the trading area.

The property also benefits from an open commercial catering kitchen, prep room, wash-up and dry goods store with walk in freezer, basement beer cellar and further store.

The domestic accommodation is situated over the first floor and briefly comprises two bedrooms, lounge, domestic kitchen, family bathroom office/3rd bedroom and second bathroom with shower.

To the exterior, the pub sits in a plot of 0.315 acres encompassing a decking area to the front with c.24 covers, a small lawned area to the front and side, additional outdoor seating to the rear for 16, a car park and courtyard area to the rear. A two and single storey brick built outbuilding is located to the rear which has been converted into letting accommodation and comprises 1x single bedroom with ensuite, a two-storey 2x bedroom unit with ground floor accommodation (previously utilised as a local 'deli'); and a 2x bedroomed unit with ground floor kitchen-lounge.