Anglers Arms, Sheepwash Bank, Stakeford, NE62 5NB

The Anglers Arms is a vacant village pub with a clear frontage onto Sheepwash Bank, featuring an external trade area to the front and a car park to the rear.

The building offers ground-floor drinking and dining areas with five letting rooms above, and is well-suited for reinstatement as a local pub serving Stakeford and the wider Northumberland area.

The Anglers Arms is located in Stakeford, Northumberland, positioned next to the River Wansbeck within a highly dense residential area.

The property benefits from convenient transport connections via Sheepwash Bank and nearby links to the A196 and A189, providing access to Morpeth, Ashington and Blyth.

Nearby points of interest in the local area include Wansbeck Riverside Park and Woodhorn Museum, supporting additional visitor activity alongside local trade.

Public transport is available through regular bus services, with further regional connectivity via rail from Morpeth.

The ground floor comprises two trade areas, including the main drinking area alongside a separate dining room both served by a centrally positioned servery.

Ancillary areas include a fully fitted, commercial kitchen, beer cellar and multiple storage areas.

We are advised that all fixtures, fittings and equipment are free from lease/hire purchase agreements and are included in the sale.

Three-bedroom semi-detached bungalow, situated to the rear of the pub with access from the car park.

Red outline - Title Plan ND116935 - The Anglers Arms
Blue outline - Title Plan ND167438 - Semi-detached three-bedroom bungalow

The first floor provides five ensuite letting rooms.

Externally, the property occupies a site of approximately c0.4 acres and features a substantial beer garden and outdoor trading area to the front, taking advantage of its prominent position overlooking the River Wansbeck. To the rear is a large customer car park.

The bungalow on site is NOT included in the sale.

The Anglers Arms presents a strong opportunity for an incoming operator to re-establish trade, with potential to develop both drinking and dining income, along with revenue from the five letting rooms.

Freehold

The current rateable value (1 April 2026 to present) is £6,500. This is the rateable value for the property. It is not what you pay in business rates or rent. Your local council uses the rateable value to calculate the business rates bill.