Whip Collar, 137 Swallow Street, Iver, SL0 0HU

Description
The Whip & Collar is a traditional two‑storey pub which is of brick construction under a pitched slate covered roof with a number of single storey extensions. The property benefits from a glazed extension with a retractable roof in addition to a variety of covered and exposed seating areas capable of accommodating approximately 65 covers. Car parking is provided on site for approximately 14 vehicles.

Location
Iver is a well-connected Buckinghamshire village combining rural character with easy access to major transport routes. The village offers local shops, services and community amenities, with excellent rail connections via Iver Station (approximately 1 mile), Langley Station (around 1.4 miles west), and West Drayton Station (roughly 2 miles east), all providing fast Elizabeth Line links to central London, Heathrow and the Thames Valley.

The Whip & Collar sits on Swallow Street in a semi-rural part of Iver, just 0.6 miles from the village centre. The property occupies a prominent roadside position within an affluent residential catchment, benefiting from the area's strong transport connectivity. The location is ideal for both local trade and passing traffic, positioned just off the M25 motorway network.

Accommodation
Ground Floor: The ground floor includes an external seating area with a retractable awning for 28 covers, leading into a main trading space arranged around a central bar servery with a wood‑burning stove, fixed bench seating and loose tables for 26 covers. Ladies’ and gents’ WCs are provided at this level in addition to a living room, office and catering kitchen, which connects to a covered external food‑preparation area. There is also an externally accessed beer cellar and separate store at this level.

First Floor: The first floor provides 2 double bedrooms a single bedroom and a bathroom.

External: Externally, to the rear the property benefits from a terrace area providing seating on loose tables, chairs and wooden benches for approximately 52 customers.

Premises Licence
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:

Monday to Thursday: 10:00 – 23:00
Friday to Saturday: 12:00 – 01:00
Sunday: 12:00 – 00:00

Planning
The property is not listed and it is not located within a conservation area.

The local authority overseeing the site is Buckinghamshire Council, and further information can be found on their website:

Tenure
The property is held freehold (Title Number BM202531).

EPC
D - 80

Rateable Value
2026 - £14,000.

Terms
Offers are invited in excess of £695,000 for the benefit of our clients freehold interest.

VAT
VAT will be payable in addition to the purchase price at the appropriate rate.

Fixtures and Fittings
Fixtures and fittings with the exception of all tills, IT equipment, leased and branded items can be included as part of the sale should they be required. Stock will be removed from the premises prior to completion.

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

Viewings
All viewings must be made by prior appointment as the pub is now closed. For further information and all viewing requests please contact the sole selling agents Savills.