500 Pubs for Sale in UK

Kirkby Stephen Retail for Sale - Brough, Cumbria

Guide price of £300,000 to £350,000. The property has been owned by the current vendors for the past 14 years. They have run the pub along with staff and have let the flat above separately. The pub closed at the end of 2023. The Golden Fleece offers a great opportunity to re-open an existing pub but also offers huge development potential. The property sits in a good size plot with large car park, two storey barn and rear yard. The barn sits within the car park and could be converted to residential accommodation subject to the necessary planning permissions.

Date on Market:

29/08/2025

Barrow-In-Furness Retail for Sale - North Walney

An exceptional opportunity to acquire a recently renovated, vacant industrial-style café ready for immediate occupation. Finished to a high standard, this stunning space blends style with practicality and comes with full planning permissions in place. The dining area features striking hanging pendant lights, half-panelled walls, and burnt orange sofa seating, paired with a mix of low and high tables, creating a flexible and inviting layout for guests. The bar area is fully fitted, complete with under-counter fridges, ample shelving and cupboard storage, and a stylish dark green subway tiled splash back that complements the industrial aesthetic. The property also includes two WC facilities, both designed with a bold industrial blue décor, and a professionally equipped kitchen featuring stainless steel prep counters, a Lincat gas salamander grill, and a Lincat six-burner gas oven, ideal for high-volume service. Additional features include: new plumbing and electrical systems, ceiling speakers, CCTV and burglar alarm system and two extra storage rooms. This is a rare chance to acquire a fully equipped and beautifully styled premises, perfect for a café, deli, or modern eatery concept.

Property Subtype:

Shopfront

Date on Market:

29/08/2025

Pitlochry Hospitality for Sale - Perth

The inn for sale offers 6 charming en-suite guest bedrooms, a bar bistro and restaurant as well as two beer gardens. The property enjoys breath-taking views across Loch Tummel and the Picturesque Perthshire countryside. The business for sale is an ideal owner operator business with owners' accommodation on site.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

29/08/2025

Hull Retail for Sale - Kingston upon Hull

Free standing period restaurant property with large basement cellar, 4No bed residential accommodation, large outside seating area to the front and car park to the rear. Accommodation extends to 149.95 sq m (1,612 sq ft) plus wc's at ground floor, cellar of 62.25 sq m (670 sq ft) and upper parts of 112.41 sq m (1,210 sq ft). Premises provide a great restaurant/cafe bar opportunity (subject to pp if required) plus large car park to the rear. Offers will be considered in the region of £595,000

Property Subtype:

Restaurant

Date on Market:

29/08/2025

Hastings Retail for Sale

Hastings is a historic seaside town on the East Sussex coast, situated about 60 miles (97 km) south-east of central London and 25 miles (40 km) east of Brighton. The Fountain occupies 93 Queens Road, a primary thoroughfare running from the town’s seafront up into the commercial heart. It sits approximately 0.3 miles south of Hastings railway station and just 0.2 miles north of the A259 seafront road, with easy pedestrian links to Priory Meadow shopping centre and the Old Town. Queens Road is lined with Victorian and Edwardian terraces, many converted into independent shops, cafés, and residential flats. On-street parking is available directly outside the property, and two public car parks lie within a five-minute walk. Regular bus services run along Queens Road, providing direct connections to St Leonards-on-Sea, Bexhill and beyond. Freehold Public House For Sale The property is a three-storey building arranged over the basement, ground, first and second floors. The building features painted rendered elevations beneath a pitched slate tiled roof with wood sash fenestration. Prominent corner public house Site area of 0.033 acres (0.013 hectares) Property arranged over three levels extending 1,332ft2 (124m2) Four bedroom flat Opportunity to convert to a variety of uses (STP) Offers in excess of £325,000 invited Basement: The property benefits from a large basement cellar and additional storage. Ground floor: The ground floor comprises of wooden flooring and low-hanging lighting with a central bar servery. The internal trade area is open plan, and comprises of a range of loose tables and chairs for approximately 30 customers. To the rear is ancillary areas including a WC, utility stores and a small enclosed courtyard. First floor: The first floor benefits from a well maintained commercial kitchen and pot wash area. Also, a WC and two spacious bedrooms, lounge and a bathroom. Second floor: The second floor comprises of two bedrooms and a bathroom.

Property Subtype:

Bar

Date on Market:

06/08/2025

Godalming Office for Sale

In the same family for over 30 years, The Post House is a well kept, Grade II listed brick-built office building, formerly Godalming’s Post Office. Arranged as six self-contained office suites, the property has been fully refurbished with modern whitewashed walls, carpeted floors, high ceilings, and original wooden-framed sash windows, providing excellent natural light complemented by dropped LED panels. Additional amenities include a basement shower and substantial storage areas. Planning permission has been granted to convert the upper four suites and one ground floor suite into residential apartments (Refs: WA-2024-01608 & WA-2025-00162). Suites can also be combined for larger occupier needs.<br /><br />Godalming is a historic Surrey town surrounded by green spaces and National Trust land, with easy access via the A3100 and A286 to Guildford, Milford, and Haslemere. The nearby A3 connects London and Portsmouth. Centrally located, The Post House benefits from nearby car parks, bus routes, and fast rail links to London in under 40 minutes.

Date on Market:

27/08/2025

Potters Bar Office for Sale

Hollies House is located towards the north end of High Street (the A1000) near the junction with Hatfield Road and Cotton Road. It is a lively area, with several shops, offices and industrial units within close proximity to the site, most of which are two or three storeys in height. The building does not fall within any of Hertsmere Borough Council’s designated conservation areas, is not within the curtilage of a listed building and does not fall within a flood risk zone. However, as will be detailed later in the study, the development site is located adjacent to a Grade 2 listed building - The Green Man Public House. To the south of the site is the Potters Bar Bus Garage and Potters Bar Town Football Club, with Parkfield Open Space to the west, and Oakmere Park a short walk to the east. To the north is the National Trust-run Morven Park, which is in fact a recently adopted small area of green belt (November 2016). As such, the building and any potential development work, will be supplemented by public green space within a short walking distance from the building. Investment/Development with the benefit of residential planning permission Freehold for Sale Hollies House is a five storey mixed-use building consisting of office accommodation at ground and 1st floor levels and residential accommodation over 2nd, 3rd and 4th floor levels. The building is situated on a rectangular site orientated on an east/west axis, with an approximate site area of around 2442m² (0.2442ha). The principle elevation (and main pedestrian point of entry into the building) faces east onto High Street, from which vehicles can gain access to a private and secure car park at the rear of the building for up to 52 cars. There is also a front forecourt for parking a further 8 vehicles. Currently, there is B1 office use for both ground and 1st floor levels, with C3 residential use at 2nd, 3rd and 4th floor levels (24 flats in total, 8 x flats per floor and all 2-bed units). Highly Prominent Office / Residential Building with Large Rear Yard Site Area - 26,285 sqft (2,442sqm) Private and Secure Car park at the rear for parking up to 52 cars Front forecourt for parking a further 8 vehicles Planning Permission Granted to add two additional floors for the creation of 10 self-contained flats Total Income - £96,900 pax Ground and First Floor Office Suites Unit D part - Owner occupied by the seller will be vacant upon completion of the sale Unit D part - Tenant Autopia Cars Finance and Leasing Ltd - A Proportional Full Repairing and Insuring Lease for a term of 3 years from the 1st of April 2023 at a rent of £11,500 pax rising to £15,500 pax as of April 2026 Unit G (1,500 sqft) - Tenant Churchill Knight and Associates Ltd. A Proportional Full Repairing and Insuring Lease for a term of 5 years from the 30th of November 2020, Expiring 30th of November 2025 at a rent of £22,000 pax. The tenant is vacating the premises upon the expiry of the Lease. We have been instructed to commence marketing the offices at a commencing rent of £32,000 pax Unit A, B and F Leaseholders - (Wilnash Care Limited), E (Expert IT) & H (Digit Commercial Ltd/ Numbers Associates) are all sold on long leases for 150 years from 2004 at ground rents of £1,200 per annum. Second, Third and Fourth Floors - 21 Residential Flats are sold off on long leases and produce a ground rent of £4,100 per annum Flats 4, 13 and 20 (3x2 bed flats) are owned by the sellers and are Let on AST Agreements £57,600 per annum Total and Actual Income = £96,900 pax In accordance with Anti-Money Laundering Regulations, two forms of identification and confirmation of the source of funding will be required from the successful purchaser. Planning has been granted on appeal (APP/N1920/W/22/3307351) for the creation of 10 self-contained flats, 4 x 1 bed, 5 x 2 bed, 1 x 3 bed, incorporating communal roof garden, private terraces over two new additional floors to an existing 5-storey mixed-use building at Hollies House, 230 High Street, Potters Bar EN6 5BL in accordance with the terms of the application, REF 20/1761/FUL, dated 30 October 2020, and the plans submitted with it, subject to the conditions set out in Schedule A Full Plans and Documentation are available upon request

Property Subtype:

Office / Residential

Date on Market:

21/08/2025

Jedburgh Retail for Sale - Ancrum

The Ancrum Cross Keys is an attractive and characterful inn located in the charming village of Ancrum, a Conservation Area. Ancrum, in the Scottish Borders, is a picturesque village lying less than 5 miles from the town of Jedburgh and only an hour's drive from Edinburgh. The Ancrum Cross Keys, a Category C Listed Building, has a prominent position in the village, overlooking the beautiful Ancrum village green. The inn has a range of food and beverage facilities; main bar, bar lounge and restaurant. Outside, there is a patio area with picnic-style tables to the front, as well as a large beer garden, which leads to access to the Ale Water. On the first floor there is potential redevelopment space, previously owners' accommodation, that could be developed into letting bedrooms or revert to spacious accommodation for owners. The availability of the Ancrum Cross Keys offers a wonderful opportunity for a buyer to acquire a traditional village pub with great further development potential.

Property Subtype:

Bar

Date on Market:

21/08/2025

Ballater Hospitality for Sale

Award-Winning Guest House in the Heart of Royal Deeside Boutique 12-bedroom Guest House on a prominent plot Seamlessly blends Scottish traditional features with modern commodities Highly profitable lifestyle business with room for growth Self-contained Owners accommodation Set in the picturesque village of Ballater, at the eastern gateway to the Cairngorms National Park, No.45 is an exceptional Victorian granite property built in 1890. Nestled within an acre of mature grounds, including a charming south-facing walled garden, this remarkable home offers a rare blend of Highland tranquillity and modern hospitality. The property retains many original period features - open fires, a striking pine staircase, and elegant architectural detail - while offering all the comforts today's guests expect. Inside, you'll find eight individually styled en-suite bedrooms in the main house, each combining Scottish character with contemporary amenities. Additional guest facilities include a residents' lounge, a drawing room, and a bright conservatory overlooking the gardens. Beyond the main house, the estate includes: Self-contained garden cabin - a bright and airy space offered as separate self-catering accommodation. Generous owners' accommodation - three double bedrooms, a large lounge/dining room with direct garden access, and a substantial floored attic with potential for storage or conversion into additional rooms. No.45 has an illustrious past, originally named The Jungle in honour of Rudyard Kipling, a friend of the first owner, and in reference to the Jungle Book, published around the same time the house was built. In recent years, it has been lovingly restored by the current owners, earning a Four-Star Visit Scotland rating and the Aberdeen City & Shire "Best Bed and Breakfast" Award (2024). The business boasts occupancy levels of over 90% during its current seven-month trading season, with scope to increase turnover by extending operations year-round. Given its flexible layout and history as a former hotel, there is significant potential to expand-whether by reinstating the restaurant and bar, adding more guest accommodation, or further developing the grounds. Ballater's reputation as a vibrant tourist destination-thanks in part to its proximity to Balmoral Castle, the summer residence of the Royal Family-ensures a steady flow of visitors. No.45's exceptional reputation, loyal customer base, and enviable location make it a ready-to-run lifestyle business with a proven track record and exciting growth opportunities. 4 king bedrooms 4 superior bedrooms (can convert to twin rooms) 1 one bedroom self contained cabin Three bedroom one with en-suite Large south facing living room Mains drainage, electricity and water are all connected to the property. There is a zonal fire alarm system. Not to Scale For Illustrative Purposes Only Approximate Gross Internal Area 238 SQM / 2570 SQFT. All measurements including doors and windows are approximate and should be independently verified. Offers in the region of £895,000 are invited for the heritable (freehold interest) interest in the property, the trade fixtures, fittings, furnishings and equipment, together with the goodwill of the business, which is being sold complete as a going concern. Stock in trade will be sold at valuation on the date of entry.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

19/08/2025

Hereford Retail for Sale

The freehold of this prominent commercial property is available for the guide price of £895,000. It would be suitable for occupational purposes as well or redevelopment opportunities. Available to lease.

Property Subtype:

Bar

Date on Market:

18/08/2025

Todmorden Retail for Sale

The Property comprises a two storey, end terraced public house of stone elevations, set beneath a pitched tile covered roof. To the rear, there is one bed self-contained first floor flat. Externally, there is a small, enclosed beer patio to the rear. Overall, the Property extends to 0.06 acres. Accommodation Ground Floor The ground floor, traditional trading accommodation provides a central bar servery to a public bar and games room. To the side, there is a lounge with casual dining. Partially equipped catering kitchen with prep room. Further ancillary accommodation includes customer WC’s and storage. First Floor The first floor provides living accommodation comprising of two bedrooms, bathroom, lounge and an unequipped kitchen. There are two further bedrooms to the second floor eaves. Self-Contained, First Floor Flat Adjoining the rear of the public house, there is a self-contained, first floor flat consisting of one bedroom, living room, bathroom, kitchen, and an upstairs landing. Basement The basement provides a beer cellar and stores. Tenure The Property is held freehold on title number WYK366617. Guide Price Unconditional offers over £200,000 plus VAT are invited for the benefit of our clients freehold interest with vacant possession.

Date on Market:

13/08/2025

Hamilton Retail for Sale - Glasgow

• This property offers a hassle-free, long-term investment with a lease running for four years, with the potential to be rolling, making it an attractive prospect for commercial property investors. • For rental purposes, the property is currently tenanted at £875 a week! This amounts to £42,000 annually, providing an excellent 12.92% yield if achieved for the guide price. The property comprises a spacious commercial space spanning two floors. It features a well-appointed bar on both the upper and lower levels, and conveniently placed toilets on each floor. Additionally, there is a generously sized cellar area. This property offers a hassle-free, long-term investment with a lease running for four years, with the potential to be rolling, making it an attractive prospect for commercial property investors. For rental purposes, the property is currently tenanted at £875 a week, which amounts to £42,000 annually, providing an excellent 12.92% yield if achieved for the guide price. Hamilton is a vibrant town located in South Lanarkshire, Scotland, known for its bustling community and excellent transport links. It offers a variety of amenities including shops, restaurants, and leisure facilities, making it an ideal locale for businesses and investors alike.

Property Subtype:

Bar

Date on Market:

13/08/2025

Dunstable Industrial for Sale

The Freehold is for sale at a figure of £120,000 exclusive.

Property Subtype:

Warehouse

Date on Market:

11/08/2025

Bath Retail for Sale

A truly unique opportunity to acquire freehold gin bar with living accommodation over within the heart of Bath. The freehold is available for the guide price of £775,000. The internal accommodation comprises of the principal bar areas on the ground and first floors with functional built in bars and ample seating and standing areas. There are two sets of staircases leading to the uppers and basement levels. The basement benefits former commercial kitchen / preparation area and the second staircase, currently blocked off, houses the ventilation system. General storage and vaults as well as customer toilets. The uppers (second and third floors) need renovation and improvement and provide an excellent opportunity to develop versatile owner or managers accommodation or potentially letting rooms. Previously occupied as two qty. one-bedroom apartments. It is an attractive Grade II listed Georgian building with ashlar façade, dual frontage with traditional small pane shop windows. The building has a shallow depth, but subject to necessary consents, could potentially offer opportunities to split or sub-divide due to the existing two points of access and stairwells. The business opportunity comprises of The Bath Distillery (currently operated off site producing own label gins and gin making experience) and The Gin Bar itself. Available by separate negotiation as going concern to include intellectual property, trading assets and stock. Further details and financials will be available at full discretion of the owners following a successful viewing and signing of a nondisclosure agreement.

Property Subtype:

Bar

Date on Market:

08/08/2025

Hawick Retail for Sale - Denholm

Offers around £335,000 are invited for the freehold and heritable interest in the property. This includes the trade fixtures, fittings, furnishings and equipment, together with the goodwill of the business, which is being sold complete as a going concern. (The piano and other small personal items will be removed prior to sale) Stock in trade will be sold at valuation on the date of entry. Business accounts available only on viewing, to interested parties.

Property Subtype:

Bar

Date on Market:

08/08/2025

Surbiton Retail for Sale

Surbiton is a suburban town located in the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, approximately 11 miles south-west of Central London. It lies 2 miles south of Kingston upon Thames and around 5 miles north-east of Esher. The area benefits from excellent transport links, with the A3 nearby providing direct road access to Central London and the M25. Surbiton railway station is approximately 500 metres from the property and offers regular direct services to London Waterloo, with journey times of around 15 minutes. Surbiton has a strong residential catchment and a vibrant local high street centred around Maple Road, which is known for its independent restaurants, cafés and boutique retailers. The area has seen consistent residential investment and development due to its proximity to London, good schools and strong commuter appeal. Attractive Restaurant Investment with Future Development Potential (STP) in Surbiton, Business unaffected by sale The property comprises a semi-detached terraced building that has been converted into a high-end restaurant. It occupies a site of approximately 0.063 acres and extends over three storeys. The restaurant operates across the ground and first floors at the front of the building, with a bar located on the ground floor, providing a total of 31 covers. To the rear, there is a spacious commercial kitchen, along with a large garage that has been converted into a prep kitchen for The French Table. The third floor provides ancillary accommodation, including an office and staff room. The property is very well presented throughout and finished to a high standard. There is potential for future development of the garage to the rear to add an additional floor (STP). Freehold restaurant investment for sale with business in operation Long-established and award-winning restaurant with over 22 years of continuous trading Let on an FRI lease producing £58,000 per annum until 2031 Rent highly reversionary Rent Review in 2027 Prime location just 500 metres from Surbiton Station in a popular dining destination Freehold property with well-fitted bar, commercial kitchen, and ancillary space Potential for extension or redevelopment subject to planning permission We are instructed to invite offers in excess of £1,200,000 Business unaffected by sale The property provides the following approximate Gross Internal Area: Total: 2,880 sq ft / 261.05 sq m The French Table is a well-established, owner-operated restaurant located in Surbiton. It is the flagship venture of Eric and Sarah Guignard, who have successfully operated the business since its launch in the summer of 2001. With over 22 years of continuous trading, the restaurant enjoys a strong local following and an excellent reputation. The French Table has received numerous accolades over the years, including two AA Rosettes and a Silver Award from SquareMeal. In addiontion to this is currently has 809 reviews with a 4.9 star rating as of June 2025 reflecting its consistent quality and high standards. Complementing the restaurant, the Guignards also operate The French Tarte, a café and boulangerie located adjacent to the subject property. Established in 2011, it has further strengthened their presence in the area and expanded their offering within the local food scene. Whilst the tenant is an independent operator, their long established business and investment in the property and surrounding area, together with the property’s underpinned inherent value and development potential (STP) provides an investor with a solid investment going forward. The property is let on a full repairing and insuring (FRI) lease, expiring in 2031, at a current passing rent of £58,000 per annum. The lease is subject to four yearly open market rent reviews (2027 next rent review) and has the benefit of a rent deposit of £10,243.40. The property is not listed and is not located within a prohibited flood zone. However, it is situated within the Cadogan Road Conservation Area. There may be future development potential to the rear of the property, above the existing storage area. Additionally, the rear prep kitchen could be considered for conversion, subject to the necessary consents. The property falls within the jurisdiction of Kingston upon Thames Council, and interested parties are advised to carry out their own due diligence with regard to planning matters.

Property Subtype:

Shopfront Retail / Office

Date on Market:

06/08/2025

Edinburgh Retail for Sale

Prominent double unit within good local parade Located within the desirable area of Polwarth within Edinburgh Class 1a unit accommodation extending to 108.06 Sq M (1,162 Sq Ft) Offers over £225,000. Rent available on request VAT free opportunity Polwarth is a well-regarded residential and mixed-use area, situated between the neighbouring districts of Bruntsfield, Merchiston, and Fountainbridge. The location benefits from excellent connectivity, with regular bus services operating along nearby Polwarth Terrace and Slateford Road, and easy access to the city bypass via the A70. The surrounding area comprises a mix of traditional tenement properties, local retail units, cafés, and professional services, with a strong residential catchment supporting local trade. More specifically, the subjects occupy a prominent position within a small retail parade on Polwarth Gardens, close to the junction with Polwarth Crescent, local occupiers in the nearby vicinity include Margiotta, Carewise Pharmacy, Café Florentin, The Polwarth Tavern and Merchiston Dry Cleaners. The basement, accessed by an internal stair to the front and rear, offers additional storage accommodation along with tea preparation facilities, a WC, and a shower.

Property Subtype:

Shopfront

Date on Market:

05/08/2025

London Industrial for Sale - Dartmouth Park

Property Subtype:

Service

Date on Market:

16/07/2025

Nantwich Retail for Sale - Cheshire East

Unconditional offers over £300,000 are invited for the benefit of our client’s freehold interest with vacant possession. VAT will be applicable.

Property Subtype:

Bar

Date on Market:

05/08/2025

Pinner Portfolio of properties for Sale - Ruislip

The building comprises a prominent ground-floor bar and residential uppers, including a 6-bedroom flat. The ground floor is well fitted to provide an open-plan area and a fully fitted bar with kitchen and toilets. To the rear is a large garden and a separate outbuilding. The current owners of the building occupy the ground floor which is a well-known local bar / public house which opened 45 years ago (established in 1979). The site continues to be popular with local customers and continues to trade well to this day. The ground floor could be reconfigured into a retail unit or restaurant with a covered outdoor area to the rear STPP. Our clients also have historic plans prepared to create 6 luxury apartments on the uppers which can be shared upon request. 184 Field End Road The current owners of the building occupy the ground floor. The ERV of the ground floor if let on the open market is approx. £50,000.00 per annum exclusive. 184A Field End Road Our clients own the freehold of the taxi office which is sold off on a long lease with approx. 81 years unexpired at a peppercorn rent. 184B Field End Road The residential upper parts are currently income producing £47,890.00 per annum exclusive. Total likely income once fully let £97,890.00 per annum.

Date on Market:

27/07/2025

London Office for Sale - South West London

Situated in a highly desirable position immediately fronting the River Thames, overlooking Putney Bridge. Immediate proximity to Putney’s commercial centre with its broad array of retail and hospitality outlets. Excellent transport links into Central London with Putney Underground Station and Putney Bridge Mainline Station both nearby. Putney Pier is also directly outside of the property which is served by the Uber by Thames Clipper boats. Existing property is arranged across basement, ground and four upper floors extending to a gross internal area (GIA) of approximately 14,900 sq ft. Full planning consents to create either residential apartments or hotel bedrooms above a cafe wine bar use infilling a void over the first floor ballroom and significantly increasing the size of the fourth and fifth floors with additional new build accommodation increasing the GIA by 26%-33%. The residential led consent creates 8 private residential apartments above the cafe wine bar to increase the GIA of the building to 19,778 sq ft (+33%), providing a residential net saleable area (NSA) of 10,606 sq ft. The hotel led consent creates a 24 en-suite hotel bedrooms above a ground floor bar and restaurant which increases the GIA of the building to 18,708 sq ft (+26%)

Date on Market:

23/07/2025

Perth Hospitality for Sale

The subject comprises a rural village inn with a restaurant, bar and six en-suite letting rooms. The property is a detached part two storey and single storey building which is understood to be approximately 150 years old but has been extended and modernized at various times since that date. Internally the ground floor comprises a well-presented restaurant and bar, with kitchen, storage and toilet facilities. The restaurant and bar can cater for approximately 60 and 30 persons respectively. The first floor is accessed via a single staircase from the ground floor, and there is an external fire exit to the rear. At first floor level there are 6 modern en-suite bedrooms. To the rear of the property there is a large car parking area which is accessed directly from the main road.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

23/07/2025

Bearsden Retail for Sale - Glasgow

Internally the subjects are well-fitted with all works carried out to the tenant demonstrating their commitment to the site. Internally both floors provide open-plan accommodation on both floors with WC’s on each.

Property Subtype:

Bar

Date on Market:

22/07/2025

Southrepps Retail for Sale

The Vernon Arms is located in the village of Southrepps approximately 5.2 miles east of the popular coastal town of Cromer and 22 miles north of Norwich. Situated in the North Norfolk countryside, the village is well connected to coast, rural and Norfolk Broads amenities as well as numerous surrounding villages. Trimingham Beach is located approximately 4 miles north east. Upper and Lower Southrepps has an approximate population of 815 (2011 census). FREEHOLD NORTH NORFOLK COUNTRYSIDE VILLAGE PUBLIC HOUSE NEAR CROMER - £795,000 The property comprises three former cottages creating a detached two storey building of brick construction with exposed brick and flint elevations beneath a multi-pitched tiled roof. There are several single storey extensions to the side and rear. External areas include gravel car parks to the front and rear and a beer garden. The property is within a plot of approximately 0.39 of an acre. Character village freehold public house located 5 miles from coastal town of Cromer on North Norfolk countryside Includes two bed private accommodation and planning permission for two holiday lets Ground floor customer areas (90 seats) and external seating (65+) site area 0.391 acre and property GIA c. 3,884 sqft Good level of turnover and trading since 2005 Freehold guide £795,000 (business included) Ground Floor The pub benefits from a traditional bar servery and three connected customer areas which can seat up to 90 covers. Ancillary space includes commercial kitchen, ample storage, a ground floor beer cellar and customer WCs. Upper Floor Accommodation on the first floor is currently used for ancillary purposes but consists of a large lounge area, two bedrooms, bathroom, and kitchen area. There are two gravel car park areas located to the front and rear of the plot with space for approximately 28 cars. Situated to the rear is a beer garden with seating potential for in excess of 64. The Vernon Arms was acquired by our clients in 2009 and has built a solid reputation as an independent free house with Tripadvisor rating of 4.6/5.0 (768 reviews). The Profit & Loss accounts for the year ending June 2024 show a good net annual turnover and profit before tax. Further information is available to seriously interested parties. The property is Grade II listed and situated within the Southrepps (Upper) Conservation Area. C - 57. We understand that mains electricity is connected. A heating oil boiler runs the hot water and heating for the building and the trade kitchen oven range runs on LPG. The building is connected to mains sewerage.

Date on Market:

22/07/2025