The Manor Arms, The Village, Abberley, Worcester, WR6 6BN

The Manor is a country inn situated in the village of Abberley, Worcestershire. Set within the countryside, the property offers accommodation, dining and weddings in a setting that reflects the architectural and cultural heritage of the region. The restaurant serves locally influenced cuisine and is positioned to cater for both leisure visitors and those seeking a base for exploring the wider Worcestershire countryside.

Accolades
Prestigious 5-star AA rating and an award of two AA Rosettes for culinary excellence.

Abberley is an affluent village in north-west Worcestershire, approximately 10 miles from Worcester. It lies in a quiet rural setting, surrounded by farmland, woodland, and a small residential community. The wider area is known for its natural beauty and heritage, with access to walking routes, historic estates, and traditional village amenities.

The Manor Arms provides approximately 75 internal covers across a series of well-defined spaces, including a main dining area, a lounge bar, and a private room that can be closed off for functions or weddings.

Other ancillary areas include:
Customer W/C
Fully fitted commercial kitchen and storage

The Pub

Believed to date back to the 17th century, The Manor Arms is thought to have originally served as a residence or estate linked to the Lord of the Manor. Following significant investment, it now presents as a fully refurbished, turnkey property of exceptional character.

Following significant investment, The Manor now offers nine bespoke, en-suite letting rooms, all presented in immaculate condition.

The outside trading area offers around 80 covers, comprising a raised terrace with valley views, picnic seating on the green, and a lower decked area. The decking is currently arranged with lounge seating but can be reconfigured to accommodate up to 20 additional dining covers or used as a dedicated event space.

The site includes a recently resurfaced car park with capacity for approximately 20 vehicles.

Site area: 0.724 acres.

A rare and exciting chance to take ownership of a well-established hospitality business with deep historical roots and strong commercial potential. With origins dating back to the 17th century, the property combines period charm with modern functionality, offering a turnkey operation that has already benefited from significant investment.

The business generates a healthy and diverse revenue stream with a forecasted annual turnover of approximately £1,100,000. Its reputation, character, and location make it an attractive proposition for experienced operators looking to expand their portfolio or for buyers seeking a rewarding venture in the hospitality sector.

Annual turnover Y/E 24: c.£835,000
Forecasted annual turnover Y/E 25: c.£1,100,000

Historic trade splits are estimated to be around 30% wet, 50% food and accommodation 20%.

Full trading and information will be available on request to
serious parties.

Open 7 days a week.

The kitchen is open Monday 5–9 pm, Tuesday to Thursday 12–9 pm, Friday and Saturday 7:30–10:30 am for breakfast and 12–9 pm, and Sunday 12–6 pm.