The Bridge Bar, 6 Bridge Street, Aberdeen, AB11 6JJ

Description
Bridge Bar is recognised as one of Aberdeen's most popular traditional wet-led public houses. The bar has been operated by local publican Colin
Cameron for the last 25 years and therefore a rare opportunity to acquire a well established and respected free house completely free from any ties to brewers.

The venue provides an open plan square shaped bar area with traditional finishes. There are tiled floors with part panelled walls and a mix of fixed seating and stools. There is an impressive long traditional bar server and ornate timber framed gantry. There is a single WC with plans available showing additional toilet accommodation.

Access to the basement cellar is via a hatch to the rear of the servery with a beer barrel chute for loading directly from Bridge Street.

Location
The subject property is situated in the heart of Aberdeen's city centre, located on Bridge Street, just off Union Street which is the city's main thoroughfare. Located a short walk from the newly redeveloped Union Terrace Gardens, Bridge Bar has excellent main road frontage with high levels of pedestrian footfall as a main connecting route from Union Street to the city's train and bus stations. Bridge Bar is also situated in close proximity to Aberdeen's Music Hall, a famous 1,300 capacity entertainment and concert venue on Union Street.

Union Street is currently subject to a £70 million investment from Aberdeen City Council which will rejuvenate the surrounding areas upon completion including the new Flint Market. Surrounding occupiers include, Chaophraya, Sugardbird Wines, Travelodge, Café Boheme, Aura and OGV Taproom.