The former Malting House Pub, 66 High Street, Stoke Goldington, Newport Pagnall, Buckinghamshire, MK16 8NR
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- Primary use
- Pub
Key features
- Former pub then office - now closed
- Suitable for a range of uses STPP
- Large plot with ample parking and garden
- Detached property with separate rear barn
- GIA 2350 sq ft - current usage class B1
- Positive response on residential pre app received
- Annual rent: £32,000
- Christie & Co Ref: 3858263
Description
A character two storey property dating back to the 18th Century, constructed from part brick and part stone. Set in its own grounds with a separate barn to the rear and ample parking, the property also benefits from a relatively large garden.
The property has been extensively improved and modernised by the existing owners, it is currently closed but has maintained its decorative order. Following the closure of the pub, the property was used as a showroom for an interior design business with a usage class B2, but there is a range of potential uses for a new owner, including conversion to a stunning residential property.
The former Malting House pub is located in the picturesque village of Stoke Goldington in the borough of Milton Keynes. It is located four miles north west of Newport Pagnell, ten miles north of Milton Keynes and 11 miles south east of Northampton.
Internal DetailsThe property boasts a number of original features including exposed beams and two fireplaces. The downstairs is well maintained with new carpeting, storage and newly installed bathrooms and a kitchen.
The upstairs of the property is largely untouched and needs modernisation but consists of three bedrooms, a kitchen and a bathroom.
Sold as seen, no inventory will be provided.
External DetailsRear lawned garden, decked area at rear and car park (circa 12 spaces).
Contained within the car park at the rear is a large barn currently used for storage. This area could be converted to a range of uses or linked to the main property as part of a large residential conversion.
Stoke Goldington is an affluent area that is well connected to several larger towns. The property would suit a range of business opportunities or conversion to a wonderful family home (STPP).
Planning PermissionsA pre app has been put in for residential conversion with only a couple of minor points come back, which are easily resolvable. The current owner is in the process of getting this finalised.
There has also been positive talks with the local council as use as a day nursery. The large inside space, grounds and parking make it a very suitable property for this style of business.
Also available to lease to a suitable operator. Nil premium and requesting offers on an annual rent. Remaining lease terms negotiable.
Business RatesRateable value of £16,750 (payable is c.half of this amount)
RegulatoryLapsed premises licence
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The former Malting House Pub, 66 High Street, Stoke Goldington, Newport Pagnall, Buckinghamshire, MK16 8NR
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