The Hand & Crown, High Wych Road, Sawbridgeworth, CM21 0AY
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- Primary use
- Pub
- Other use(s)
- Other leisure
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Key features
- 16th Century detached pub/restaurant
- Large affluent town location
- Bar, lounge & restaurant (70 seating)
- Trade garden incorporating "dining pods"
- 2 self-contained owner/manager flats
- 0.4-acre grounds including car park (56 spaces)
- Net annual sales of £940K (67% GP margin)
Description
A character detached 16th century pub, reputed to be one of the oldest inns in Hertfordshire. Set within approx. 0.4 acres, the inn occupies a prominent position and includes a 56 space tarmac car park.
The internal area consists of a bar, lounge and dining areas providing 70 covers with an extensive trade garden and three glass effect "dining pods".
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The Hand & Crown, High Wych Road, Sawbridgeworth, CM21 0AY
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