The Queen's Head Hotel, St. James Street, Monmouth, Gwent, NP25 3DL
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Key features
- 16 Century Grade II Listed Former Public House with Residential Accommodation
- Vacant Freehold
Description
For Sale by Public Online Auction on 09/12/2026 13:00
Location
The Queen's Head Hotel is prominently situated on St James Street in the historic market town of Monmouth, occupying a prominent corner position within the town centre. Monmouth is located at the confluence of the Rivers Monnow and Wye, approximately 2 miles from the England and Wales border, and serves as a popular gateway to the Wye Valley and surrounding countryside.
Monmouth is a well established tourist destination, renowned for its rich history, attractive town centre and range of independent retailers, cafs, restaurants and visitor attractions. The town is home to Monmouth Castle, the birthplace of King Henry V, and the historic Monnow Bridge, one of the few remaining fortified medieval bridges in Britain.
The property is situated less than 100 metres from the River Wye and is well placed to capitalise on tourism associated with the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the nearby Forest of Dean. The location provides convenient access to a range of regional attractions and outdoor pursuits, including walking, cycling, canoeing and heritage tourism.
Monmouth benefits from good road connectivity via the A40, providing links to the M4 and wider motorway network. The town is situated approximately 16 miles north of Chepstow, 18 miles south of Hereford, 26 miles west of Gloucester and 36 miles north east of Cardiff.
Description
The property comprises a 16 century detached three storey Grade II listed former public house, retaining a wealth of character and period features throughout.
Internally, the ground floor provides the principal trading areas, comprising two bar areas, a restaurant/dining room, breakfast room, commercial kitchen and office accommodation, together with a basement cellar.
The upper floors provide owners' accommodation comprising 2/3 bedrooms, in addition to six en-suite guest letting bedrooms, extending to approximately 732 sq m (7,879 sq ft) GIA.
Externally, the property benefits from a small courtyard to the rear, accessed via Weybridge Street. The total site extends to approximately 0.04 hectares (0.118 acres).
Tenure
The property is held Freehold under Title Number WA499580.
Planning Authority
Monmouthshire County Council -
C:64
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The Queen's Head Hotel, St. James Street, Monmouth, Gwent, NP25 3DL
NEAREST STATIONS
Distances are straight line measurements from the centre of the postcode- Lydney Station10.3 miles
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