Viaduct Pub & Kitchen, 83 Stainland Road Greetland, West Vale, Halifax, HX4 8BD

Viaduct is a vacant hospitality unit which has been recently renovated and comprises a two‑storey, stone‑built end‑terrace building beneath a pitched stone‑slate roof.

While the external structure remains traditional in character, the internal accommodation has been fully refurbished and reconfigured, incorporating modern services and amenities throughout. The resulting specification provides functional, up‑to‑date trading accommodation, suitable for a range of operational requirements.

The property occupies a prominent roadside position on Stainland Road (B6112) within the established village settlement of West Vale, which adjoins the neighbouring communities of Greetland and Elland.

West Vale is located approximately 5 miles south of Halifax and 5 miles north‑west of Huddersfield, benefitting from good accessibility to both centres and a strong surrounding residential catchment.

The village supports a well‑balanced commercial environment, incorporating a range of independent cafés, licensed premises, restaurants and retail occupiers, reinforcing its position as an active local trading location. The area is further characterised by the presence of the historic viaduct, a notable landmark that contributes to the distinctive identity and appeal of the locality.

The ground floor comprises a bar area providing mixed seating for approximately 32 covers, together with standing space. Finishes include tiled flooring on the ground floor and engineered wood on the first, full‑height windows to the front elevation, allowing for good natural light. Additional features include an open‑sided hardwood staircase, forming a visual link to the upper floor, and a wall of integrated wine display units.

The servery, positioned at one end of the bar, incorporates an open ceiling void, creating a direct visual connection with the restaurant above.

To the rear, and set down a small number of steps, is the Snug, which provides seating for approximately 14 covers.

The first floor provides a restaurant area with seating for approximately 50 covers, benefitting from skylights and the continuation of the open ceiling void, creating a bright and open environment.

Also at first‑floor level, and accessed via a short flight of stairs, is a function / conference room, capable of accommodating up to 24 covers, suitable for private dining, meetings, or small events.

Ancillary areas at this level include customer WCs, a store room, an office, and a cloakroom. The commercial kitchen is arranged in two connected sections, comprising a fully equipped main cooking kitchen and a separate but adjoining preparation room, designed to support restaurant, function, and bar operations.

We are advised that the fixtures and fittings are owned outright and will be included in the sale, subject to an inventory.

The property presents an attractive opportunity for an operator seeking to establish a new business within a refurbished and well‑configured licensed premises. While fully fitted and capable of immediate operation, the building offers a flexible internal layout, allowing an incoming operator to adapt and re‑brand the premises to suit their own trading style and business concept.

Leasehold:

A new 10 year lease on FRI terms is available on a free of tie basis at a rent of £39,500pa. Rent review year index linked.

Premises License:

Sale by retail of alcohol:

Sunday to Thursday 10.00 am to 12.00 am
Friday & Saturday 10.00 am to 01.00 am

Live music and playing of recorded music:

Sunday to Thursday 10.00 am to 12.00 am
Friday & Saturday 10.00 am to 01.00 am