The Westbourne is a classic pub set on the corner Bryn-y-Mor Road and St Helens Road in Swansea. Surrounded by chimney pots, the pub draws on traditional families, young professionals and more mature students as a customer base in the evenings. Daytime trade is predominantly made up of people working locally in the Crown Court and Swansea Guildhall. The competition in the area has predominantly moved to more value wet offers but the Westbourne continues to offer great home cooked food and an interesting contemporary range of drinks including some premium options. Internally the pub operates from a well presented, traditional one bar operation with seating for around 60 covers. An attractive outdoor drinking area is situated on a patio area surrounding the pub, providing 60 covers. 

The Compass Inn represents a large and delightful food destination pub, situated on a very active main road on the outskirts of Bridgwater. Internally the pub offers a characterful and large, lounge diner with seating for up to 96 guests and a traditional central bar servery across the back wall. The pub offers a good standard of fixtures and fittings throughout and there are cosy features such as rustic wooden beams and a large open fire. A well-equipped trade kitchen is also on site capable of producing a solid pub menu. Externally, there is a very large beer garden split into two sections, which offers a total of 74 covers. There is a convenient car park located to the front and side of the pub with space for up to 18 vehicles. The private accommodation is split into two separate areas; with two bedrooms, a bathroom lounge and kitchen.

The Glencoe is appropriately decorated to reflect its traditional focus and décor is of a good standard, benefitting from lots of character, which reflected in the friendly atmosphere. This is a single bar operation, and the servery is well-positioned to serve all trading areas. It is of an excellent size and good shelving provides ample room for merchandising and storage. Soft furnishings and a number of bar stools create a friendly and comfortable space to be frequented by locals whilst allowing guests to feel at home. Events are held in the pub on a monthly basis and currently sees a mix of live music, DJs and karaoke. There is upmost potential to really grow trade levels with regular entertainment going forward. The external trading area consists of a lovely patio area that can be found to the rear of the building. This decked space includes a comfortable and sheltered smoking solution and has ample room for seating and standing room alike, making it a great social setting and suitable for year-round use. The private accommodation consists of three-bedrooms and has a lounge, kitchen and bathroom, ideal for a family.

The Old Eden is situated on the main road just outside the centre of Edenbridge offering one main large bar with around 80 covers split between the ground level and an upstairs area. The pub is in fantastic condition, with many of its traditional features, boasting wooden beams, antique fireplaces and an airy atmosphere. The large beer garden is a great amenity for this pub, with stunning landscaping and space to seat up to 60 covers. 

The Boundary Public House is set on the High Street of the village of Hellesdon and is a true community local. The pub has recently undergone a huge £250k investment in the last 12 months and has never looked better. The pub comprises of an open plan bar with comfortable seating areas perfect for community chats and catching up with mates. There is a separate designated area for all things sport; with a darts and pool area and projector screen this pub is a sport lovers dream. During the refurb the pub was fitted with fully Sky & TNT sports and high-definition screens can be found throughout the pub. The Boundary is also known for its great beer garden, with two outdoor screens customers can enjoy sun, sports, and pints all at once! Finally, the pub benefits from a 1:30am license on the weekends creating huge opportunity for late-night trade.  

This premium opportunity is in undergoing a huge £215k transformation. Once investment is complete, the pub will continue to operate with one bar. There will be a designated area for sports where a pool table will take up its home. The balcony area will be complete with a wooden floor area that can be transformed in to a dance floor during evening and weekends. The rest of the pubs seating areas will be softened and uplifted to create comfortable socialising areas for the community to enjoy.  

There is a designated pavement seating area on the Kilburn High Road that will also be given investment, to create an eye-catching frontage. 

This pub is licensed until 2am on Fridays & Saturdays where it will transform in to a late night venue.

This Victorian manor turned pub sits in its own grounds just north of Newcastle upon Tyne. The Northumbrian Piper is an old licensed premises dating back over 150 years however it is very well maintained and tastefully decorated. There are many appealing features including two bar serveries, a lounge, conservatory and upstairs function room, all of which project a warm and comfortable atmosphere. The stunning beer garden to the rear of the pub is lined with trees and has a children’s play area making it the perfect place for families to relax. This beautiful pub is known for good quality food and drink and requires an experienced publican to take on this rare opportunity.

The Dog & Duck is a fantastic community pub situated in a residential area of the capital city. The pub has a smart yet traditional interior with hardwood tables and rich upholstery, perfectly offset by the large, bright windows at either end of the room which make the most of the area and conjure up an inviting space.

This one room operation is on the ground floor and is made up of a single bar that provides 30 seats plus standing room. This classic layout is perfect for maintaining a great atmosphere throughout with comfortable seating adjacent to the bar servery. There are also the facilities for showing sporting events and utilising the entertainment potential in this pub as live music is a regular feature and popular with the locals.

The bar area then leads smoothly through to the beer garden to the rear of the property - this is a beautiful patio area which is a fantastic feature all year round, as well as a great smoking solution. It offers a peaceful and friendly space that could be utilised in the warmer months as an addition to the trading space for parties and BBQ’s.

Nestled in a semi-rural haven, our traditional food-led public house welcomes a visionary tenant. This cherished establishment, boasting recent a refurbishment, spacious L-shaped trading area, a large conservatory, with the added bonus of a fantastic beer garden & decked patio with views over the countyside. There is ample parking, and endless potential, thiis is your gateway to culinary and entrepreneurial success!

The Friendly Spirit is a well-established community pub situated in the charming village of Cannington, Somerset. The pub is enjoyed by locals for the strong food offer and due to the popular surroundings the letting accommodation is frequently well let by visitors. Internally the trading area has been well-maintained and is in good decorative order. The pub has two bar areas; the sports bar which is ideal for watching televised sport, and the lounge bar is suited to those wanting to relax and enjoy a quiet drink, both accommodating 30 covers each. The conservatory offers a further 30 covers and can also be used as a function room. Another fantastic feature of the property is the 10 letting rooms, eight of which are en-suite, and all are in good order. The well-equipped trade kitchen is capable of producing and supporting a quality home cooked food offer. To the front of the property is a patio area with a few tables and chairs to accommodate up to 12 covers. Across the pub’s driveway is a lovely, well-maintained beer garden, with a fantastic children’s play area. A good size car park is set back from the garden and pub, with space for up to 25 vehicles.

The Old Wine Vaults in Faversham is the traditional quaint pub that we all dream of. Found on the bustling Preston St, this pub is often described as a Tardis, the pub's small front is deceiving of its large indoor trading area. Dating back to the 17th century the pub has heaps of character. Perfect for those sunny days in Faversham, the pub also has a large outdoor space where customers can enjoy drinks while soaking up the rays. With both a pool table and darts board inside, the pub has great potential to get involved with local sports teams. The pub is licensed until 1 a.m. on Fridays & Saturdays and is the only pub open at that time in the area, creating an unmissable opportunity to take advantage of.

The Red Lion is a large, wet-led community pub situated on the main street in Swanage, a coastal town south east of Dorset. This very popular seaside town which benefits from plenty of tourists who visit all year round. Despite being a prevalent wet led business, the pub offers a traditional pub grub for guests.

The Red Lion operates from a cosy bar area with a separate restaurant with a mixture of seating options for 40 covers. There is the added benefit of five lettings to drive revenue with one family room, two doubles and two single bedrooms. There is a decent sized catering kitchen onsite capable of providing a strong food offer and there is a small cellar.

Externally, there are two trading areas which with the right publican could be developed to maximise trade. There are circa 35 external covers for visitors to drink and dine alfresco during the summer months. There is the added benefit of an onsite car park for guests to use during their visit.

This is a prime opportunity to become the publican at this excellent Public House in Retford!

 This modern gem is in excellent condition, offering you the perfect canvas to drive wet sales and elevate its already outstanding food offerings.

In impeccable condition, with a large open-plan trading area to cater for both drinkers and diners with adequate covers. The pub also boasts a larger modern commercial kitchen, a small patio area to the rear and ample parking, this is your canvas to achieve exceptional sales and become the heart of the community.

The Lyndhurst is a popular town centre pub, situated on a corner sport in Reading town centre. 
This venue has an enviable reputation within a high footfall area, with many offices and residents within the nearby vicinity. It boasts a lovely exterior front patio to attract passing trade
This pub has benefited from significant investment recently. These works included: Full external redecoration & signage, refurbishment of all trade areas including toilets, total redecoration of the private accommodation. 

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The Edgcumbe Hotel is a traditional village pub which lies in the heart of Bere Alston village, surrounded by amenities and local housing. The pub is the focal point of the village with various events held here throughout the year. The Edgcumbe is predominately a wet led pub with a great reputation for real ales, pub games and entertainment. The internal trading area is made up of two key areas: the traditional and cosy lounge and the main sports bar with gaming machines, darts and pool. Externally, there is a beer garden to the rear of the pub which can be accessed via the lounge. The garden is large in size and offers plenty of character- the ideal spot for hosting the local village events. The private accommodation is set across two floors and includes three bedrooms, a lounge, bathroom and good-sized kitchen. 

Historically known as being an Irish Pub with 'live' music twice a week, the Frankfort Arms recently underwent an internal & external refresh to benefit the local community. A good-sized open plan trading area with a capacity for 100 customers. The pub is a much-loved wet led community local with limited competition of note in the surrounding area. The business thrives from 'live' music on Friday and Saturday nights and there is a pool table and darts board to the right as you enter the business, with the added bonus of a successful and award-winning pool league team currently in place. Finally, you’ll find multiple HD TV's around the trade area that promise a great sport viewing experience time after time.

The Kings Arms in Plymouth is a well-known popular family orientated village pub with a great reputation for food. The pub is traditionally decorated throughout and has been kept in good condition. There are multiple areas to the pub; a bar, a lounge and games room and a 40-cover restaurant that is also used as a function room for events or large parties. The pub coasts a warm and homely feel throughout and comprises a mix of loose and fixed wooden seating. A good size, fully equipped trade kitchen is available on site capable of producing a quality pub menu. The private accommodation comprises of three good sized bedrooms, a large kitchen diner, a lounge and private outside space. Externally, the pub boasts a beer garden and patio with children’s play equipment and picnic bench seating. An onsite car park is situated to the rear with space for 20 vehicles.

The Nags Head is a fantastic all round business in a popular area of York offering a high volume wet trade, which is complemented by a great food business. The pub has undergone major refurbishment in recent years, has managed to maintain the atmosphere of a warm, traditional pub. The five well appointed letting rooms add further revenue opportunities, making this a fantastic business for an experienced publican.

The Old House at Home is a fantastic traditional pub in the centre of Maidstone with heaps of character. Made up of a large open plan trading space, the pub has the space to offer something for everyone. Known throughout the community for its great entertainment, the pub often hosts many live music events, especially popular with locals is their open mic/jam night held on Thursdays. Upstairs you’ll find a function room perfect for hosting community events or offering out a space locals can use to celebrate any kind of occasion. The pub holds a great reputation throughout Maidstone and has very strong community ties. With great sound system and screens throughout the pub, the pub offers unforgettable sports viewing, consistently creating a reason for people to visit. This pub is a true gem, and an offer that doesn’t come around very often. The pub is well established with strong trade both during the day and during the late-night trade over weekends. This is real opportunity for a strong operator to take on a thriving business.

The Old Three Cocks is beautiful pub set in the historic Northamptonshire village of Brigstock. It is an imposing building set in the heart of the village which boasts a lovely traditional bar area with separate games room and restaurant area. The business attracts locals, walkers, tourists and National Heritage Groups alike creating a solid customer base from passers by. The Old Three Cocks is packed with original features such as an open fireplace and heavy wooden beams, and radiates all the charm one would expect from a country pub. There are two main trading spaces, the first of which hosts a television and a bar servery with cask ales and international brands. A feature fireplace draws the eye, whilst there is a fine combination of fixed bench seating and bar stools to accommodate around 35. The other trading room acts as the restaurant and is decorated in a more contemporary style, with dining tables and chairs for approximately 36 covers which benefits from its own bar servery and could also double as a standalone function room. A well-equipped commercial kitchen has recently undergone some refurbishment and is capable of supporting a good quality menu. There is room for four picnic benches to the front of this delightful building, and this, along with colourful hanging baskets and well-maintained signage, creates a highly visible retail offer to passing trade. 

The Prince Albert is known for its beautiful exterior that is eye-catching to both the local community and passing beach goers. This traditional style pub has a small seating area out the front under the pubs vibrant hanging baskets. Inside the pub you'll find a cosy and traditional interior with the original bar intact on the left-hand side of the single room. The room is framed by fixed seating and comfortable chairs. There is a traditional fireplace that creates a beautiful feature in the pub. Furthermore, there is the great addition of a small function room equipped with a dart board, creating a space for locals to celebrate milestones and every event in between. The pub has five screens which show all types of sport, with the horse racing proving very popular with the locals. There is huge opportunity to grow this business by focusing on increasing sport viewing, utilising the function room, and even looking to use the late-night license over the weekends which isn't currently utilised. 

The Three Houses is an outstanding local pub in a very desirable suburb of Wakefield in a fantastic corner position on a busy road. 

The internal décor is first-class with solid furniture and decorative furnishing provide a home from home feel. There are wall-mounted TVs around the bar area showcasing live sport and enough space to accommodate 40 covers. Sufficient dining room for 70 covers is well spaced apart away from the bar, adding to the relaxed atmosphere. The catering kitchen is fully-equipped and capable of sustaining and enhancing the current trading levels. Externally, there is a large car park and beer garden which provides alfresco drinking for guests.

The Three Houses is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced operator to really develop an already existing business into a local show stopper.

The White Horse is a good sized wet-led community local. It has a distinct small and quirky entrance, marked by attractive signage. The entrance leads you to a long trading area that extends at the back into a more open planned comfortable seating area. The pub is served by an L-shaped bar located along the left-hand side of the cosy room. The pub is a hit with locals and benefits from strong regular trade throughout the day. Finally, the pub is a go to spot during QPR match days, always delivering great sports viewing and atmosphere.  

The Devonshire Arms is a classic community pub, with the rare feature of an open skittle alley in the bar. The traditional pub has a separate bar and lounge, two outside drinking spaces, a medium sized trade kitchen and upstairs snooker hall with full sized tables. Fully integrated into the local community, this pub has a strong games offering and is well supported by skittles and pool teams, as well as several local groups, and catering for local parties and functions. Situated in a busy local community this pub has easy access to Bath City Centre, on only a 10-minute bus ride, attracting a tremendous amount of passing trade. We have plans to take forward a significant refurbishment to the pub including new exterior signage, new toilets and a revamp of both bar areas. 

The Fisherman Inn is a detached pub that sits on the Leeds and Liverpool canal, on the edge of the market town of Bingley. This well-established pub is popular amongst locals, walkers, cyclists, and narrow boat owners, providing food and drink which makes use of local produce. Internally the pub is presented to a good standard, accommodating 40 covers in the open plan lounge and dining area. The trade kitchen is of a restaurant standard and capable of producing a quality menu which the pub is known for. The two terraces at the back of the pub are a bonus, overlooking the canal and surrounding countryside and could provide a further 30 covers in warmer months. A good size car park is available across the road from the pub and has space for 20 vehicles. 

The Little Driver is a fantastic traditional pub in the hustle and bustle of Bow, East London. This pub was refurbished just 14 months ago and looks stunning! Made up of a large horseshoe bar, the pub has the space to offer something for everyone. Known throughout the community for its great entertainment, the pub often hosts many live music events, especially popular with locals is their DJ nights held on Saturday. The pub holds a great reputation throughout Bow and has very strong community ties. With a great sound system and screens showing Sky & TNT sports throughout the pub, the pub offers unforgettable sports viewing, with a full wall of TV screens that consistently gives the community of Bow a reason to visit. The hidden gem of this pub is the secret garden offering an all-year-round sun trap in the heart of London, as well as three TV screens housed in private huts. This pub is a true gem, and an offer that doesn’t come around very often. The pub is well established with strong trade both during the week and during the late-night trade over weekends. This is real opportunity for a strong operator to take on a thriving business.

The Royal Standard is a true community pub in the heart of Leicester City centre, it has recently undergone a huge refurbishment and has never looked better. The bar is U-shape and has the added benefit of a pool table and two dart boards, creating reasons to visit and a great space for local teams to utilise. Located on Charles Street outside the local bus stops which is complimented perfectly by the cafe licence creating a great outdoor space for shoppers and passer-by. The pub also has a second-floor function room with the capacity of 60 people.

The Kings Head is a great community pub situated in the heart of Bridgend town centre. The pub has a lovely, traditional feel as you enter with the bar area ahead of you as you enter. The main area has seating for approximately 60 with a mixture of low and high tables. There is also a snug area which can seat up to 10 guests. The Kings Head is a great place for all occasions whether it be a quiet drink, a sporting occasion, meeting up with friends or a big celebration. The pub is popular for live sports with the pub housing large TV screens showing Sky Sports events. Weekends are lively with entertainment and karaoke events, something the new publican should look to continue. Despite there being no current food offering there is potential for a small bar menu to be incorporated to drive additional trade with the good sized trade kitchen onsite. Externally, to the rear of the pub is a cosy courtyard with seating for approximately 15 guests. 

The White Lodge is a very attractive public house positioned on the main route into the market town of Attleborough. Ideally situated to maximise trading potential from locals, tourists, business travellers and visitors to the renowned nursery and Snetterton race circuit. The White Lodge can offer a potential operator the scope to continue with the good existing trade and develop the business further. The property is in fabulous condition, having been externally decorated in 2022. It benefits from many characterful features including exposed ceiling beams, hardwood flooring and exposed brickwork. Being dual aspect, the pub benefits from plenty of natural light, yet retains a cosy feel, with two bar areas, one seating 20 guests, and the other 15. Both bars enjoy convenient access to the fully equipped commercial kitchen, which is able to cater the demands of the busy pub. A private dining area can seat 18 covers and is suitable for large groups, or for exclusive hire by intimate parties. The main restaurant hosts up to 50 covers, and can be laid out for formal dining or be utilised as a function room for larger events. The restaurant has the added benefit of three patio doors which open out onto the suntrap patio. Occasional live music and themed dining nights have been successful features to draw extra custom. The extensive grounds provide a variety of external trading options, offering huge potential to maximise the trade during the summer months. An attractive sheltered patio benefits from potted plants and separates the pub from the car park. The large garden is made up of three parts, a patio, a gravel area with picnic benches and a huge lawn with a children’s play area. The car park can host 40+ vehicles, whilst a large, grassed area offers overflow parking. 

The Royal Oak is located on a corner plot at the end of the High Street, it’s a five-minute walk from Caterham Town Centre and train station. This property is a very local business in the heart of the community which benefits from darts, TV sports and local clubs which meet regularly at the pub for a drink. The property is traditional in style and comprises of two rooms, one main bar at the front or the pub and a rear bar, both of which have their own serveries and have a comfortable, cosy feel with up to 30 covers. The second bar has darts facilities and television screens and is well used by local darts teams. This space could also be versatile as a small function room, used for private hire with potential to develop this further. The Royal Oak also boasts a fully equipped trade kitchen, presenting an opportunity for the new publican to develop a food offering and bring in extra revenue. To the rear of the building is a patio garden with benches, ideal for extra trade during the warmer months. 

The Westbourne is a classic pub set on the corner Bryn-y-Mor Road and St Helens Road in Swansea. Surrounded by chimney pots, the pub draws on traditional families, young professionals and more mature students as a customer base in the evenings. Daytime trade is predominantly made up of people working locally in the Crown Court and Swansea Guildhall. The competition in the area has predominantly moved to more value wet offers but the Westbourne continues to offer great home cooked food and an interesting contemporary range of drinks including some premium options. Internally the pub operates from a well presented, traditional one bar operation with seating for around 60 covers. An attractive outdoor drinking area is situated on a patio area surrounding the pub, providing 60 covers.