Barrel Horn, 204-206 High Street, Bromley, BR1 1PW

Description
The public house is arranged over three levels, consisting of a basement, ground floor and first floor, within a four storey brick‑built building. The main entrance is positioned centrally on the front elevation, and there is an additional entrance that provides access directly to the first floor located to the right‑hand side of the façade.

Location
The property is located in Bromley, a well-established suburb in south-east London, approximately 10.5 miles from Central London. It sits between the suburbs of Beckenham to the west and Chislehurst to the east, forming part of a strong residential catchment with an established town centre.

The property occupies a prominent position on Bromley High Street, just north of the pedestrianised core. Bromley High Street is the main thoroughfare through the town, connecting Bromley South Railway Station to London Road, part of the A21, to the north. The surrounding area includes a wide mix of retail, leisure and commercial operators, benefiting from high footfall and excellent public transport links provided by both Bromley South and Bromley North railway stations and numerous local bus routes.

Accommodation
Ground Floor:
The ground floor comprises an open‑plan public house arranged around a bar servery positioned along the right‑hand side. The space accommodates approximately 85 covers through a mixture of tables and sofa seating, with a dedicated games area also located to the right. WCs are situated behind this area, together with the exit leading to the external trade space. The commercial kitchen is positioned at the rear of the ground floor.

First Floor:
The first floor provides a office and manager’s accommodation comprising two bedrooms, a kitchen, lounge and bathroom.

Basement:
The basement comprises a series of inter‑connecting rooms. It includes a cellar together with additional storage rooms.

Externally:
Externally, the property benefits from a trade patio to the rear providing approximately 22 covers.

Licensing
The property has the benefit of a Premises Licence in accordance with the Licensing Act 2003. The premises are permitted to sell alcohol on the following times:

Licensable Hours:

Monday & Thursday – 08:00-11:30
Friday & Saturday – 08:00 -01:00
Sunday – 08:00-11:30

Rateable Value
2023 Rateable Value - £79,200
2026 Rateable Value - £68,500

EPC
D - 81

Planning
The subject properties are not listed but is in the Bromley Town Centre Conservation Area.

Fixture & Fittings
The property will be let as seen without the loose fixtures and fittings

Terms
My client is seeking offers for a new, fully repairing and insuring free-of-tie lease to be negotiated on an offers invited basis.

Money Laundering
Money Laundering Regulations require Savills to conduct checks upon all prospective tenants/purchasers. Prospective tenants/purchasers will need to provide proof of identity and residence.

Viewings
All viewings must be made by prior appointment and under no circumstances should any direct approach be made to any of the occupational tenants staff. For further information and all viewing requests please contact the sole selling agents Savills.