Old Thatched Inn, Main Street, Stanton Under Bardon, Markfield, LE67 9TQ

The Old Thatched Inn is a traditional public house offering a well-balanced mix of food, drink and community-led trading opportunities. The property presents an excellent opportunity for owner-operators or investors seeking an established hospitality venue with significant outdoor trading space and self-contained owner's accommodation.

The Old Thatched Inn occupies a prominent position within the desirable village of Stanton under Bardon in north west Leicestershire, an attractive rural location situated between Coalville and Leicester.

The village benefits from a strong local residential population whilst also attracting passing trade from surrounding village and benefits from being located just off Junction 22 of the M1.

The property's accessible location, combined with ample on-site parking and extensive outdoor trading areas, makes it well positioned to serve both local customers and destination visitors.

Internally, the pub comprises a welcoming 50-cover restaurant area complete with a dedicated carvery station, providing an ideal setting for food-led trading.

A central dual-bar servery serves the various customer areas, whilst a separate lounge and games room offers space for darts and pool and can comfortably accommodate between 25 and 30 customers.

Supporting facilities include a small commercial kitchen and customer WC facilities. The cellar is located on the ground floor next to the bar.

The Seller reserves the right to remove any third-party items, including
branded items, gaming machines, dispense and beer flow monitor equipment and cellar cooling.

VAT will be payable, in addition, at the prevailing rate. Normally 90% of the gross purchase price, however, we advise that any perspective purchaser consults an accountant.

Externally, the property occupies a substantial plot extending to approximately 0.36 acres. The site benefits from a large customer car park and extensive rear beer garden with seating for approximately 80 customers, creating an attractive outdoor trading environment during warmer months and for events. A further front beer garden provides seating for around 20 customers and enhances the property's street presence and curb appeal.

Above the pub is a well-presented owner's flat comprising two bedrooms, a bathroom, and an open-plan kitchen, living and dining area, providing convenient on-site accommodation for operators.

Headline trading information will be made available to qualified buyers.

Monday - Sunday: 12 Noon to Midnight

Freehold

Current rateable value (1 April 2026 to present) £9,250

The property benefits from a Premises Licence. Any prospective purchaser will be required to hold a Personal Licence and to apply, at their own expense, for the transfer of the Premises Licence (subject to approval by the licensing authority).