27 Fore Street, Callington, Cornwall, PL17 7AD

THE OLD CLINK CALLINGTON

Offers in excess £150,000 + VAT – Public House Only

An exciting opportunity to acquire The Old Clink, a characterful and well-established public house occupying a prominent position at 27 Fore Street, Callington, Cornwall.

Dating back to 1851, The Old Clink was originally known as the Phoenix Inn and was sympathetically refurbished and reopened under its historic name in 2012. Combining traditional character with a warm, friendly atmosphere, the property offers an appealing proposition for an experienced publican, owner-operator, or licensed restaurant entrepreneur seeking a distinctive trading opportunity in a historic Cornish market town.

The property lends itself to a variety of hospitality concepts, including a traditional village-style pub, a quality food-led operation, a destination restaurant, a wine and dining venue, or a more contemporary hospitality concept, subject to the necessary consents.

THE OPPORTUNITY

The sale is specifically for The Old Clink public house only, with offers in excess of £150,000 plus VAT.

There is also the potential, by separate negotiation, to acquire residential accommodation associated with the property, which could provide an attractive solution for an owner-operator or accommodation for management/staff. The accommodation is not included within the advertised £150,000 + VAT asking price.

This flexibility permits prospective purchasers to acquire the pub as a standalone hospitality business opportunity, with the option to consider additional accommodation separately if required.

A HISTORIC CORNISH LOCATION

Callington, known in Cornish as Kelliwik, is a historic market town situated on the south-western slopes of Kit Hill, close to the Devon–Cornwall border.

The town has a population of just over 6,000 and acts as a regional centre serving the surrounding villages and rural communities. Its historic character remains evident throughout the town, with narrow streets, traditional buildings, old alleyways, and enclosed yards that show its medieval origins.

Callington also benefits from a fascinating heritage. The area has strong connections with Cornwall’s mining history, including the former silver workings of Silver Valley, while nearby attractions include Kit Hill, Dupath Well, Castlewitch Henge and Cadsonbury Iron Age hillfort.

The town is also known for its mural trail, attracting visitors interested in exploring Callington and the surrounding countryside.

A RARE HOSPITALITY OPPORTUNITY

For the right operator, The Old Clink presents an opportunity to establish or acquire a distinctive hospitality destination within a historic Cornish setting.

Whether your vision is to create a proper traditional pub, a quality food-led destination, or an individual licensed restaurant, the combination of character, history, and location provides an excellent foundation for developing your own concept.

The Old Clink offers in excess of £150,000 + VAT+ VAT for the public house

Separate residential accommodation may be available by separate negotiation.

Early enquiries are encouraged.