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This charming pub, set in the heart of the rural Devon countryside, presents a fantastic business opportunity for those yearning for their own taste of the good life! The pub is situated on the main road in the town of Bradninch, which, in turn, is just a short drive from Cullompton. The White Lion boasts the fantastic original features you would expect of a traditional town pub, including a welcoming open fireplace, low ceilings, and exposed beams and brickwork. The main bar hosts international brands and cask ales, the latter being a real focus in the local area. Here you will find AWP games machines and television screens, regularly showing live sports as well as the occasional live performance from a local band. The pub also boasts a function room to the rear of the property that features a pool and darts room, perfect for publicans seeking additional revenue. There is also brand new and well-equipped commercial kitchen that would suit a traditional pub menu. The external trading area consists of a small patio area with space for a handful of picnic benches and a much larger covered seating area for at least 80 customers. In addition, there is a large and mainly undeveloped plot of land to the rear of the pub which could become a showpiece for the business with the potential to include glamping/camping and be used as a location for outdoor events and functions.  

The Wheatsheaf Inn is reputed to be 700 years old situated in the South Cotswold village of Oaksey. The pub is stunning throughout, and a quintessential Cotswold village pub with timber flooring, colourful décor and exposed brick walls. There is also unique old features dotted around the pub which add character and show the pubs age. It is a warm welcoming pub full of sophistication and charm with a great reputation for food and just wants to be the centre of the community, as well as attracting visiting trade from the nearby, and very popular, Cotswold Water Parks. Leading in from the front entrance there is a split level open plan bar and dining area, accommodating up to 25 people. An open fire place, stone hearth and beamed ceilings, along with a combination of tables, tall chairs and comfortable fixed seating add to the traditional and homely setting. There is also a small snug which can seat six to eight people, suitable for small dinner parties and a partition separates an informal dining area with wood block flooring and exposed stone walls. To the rear is a formal dining area which is more modern in style, with seating for up to 30 covers. This is catered for by a commercial kitchen that is well-equipped. A separate outbuilding contains the skittle alley which could be a developable space subject to any necessary permissions. A gravel entrance alongside the pub provides access to the rear car park with space for approximately 14 vehicles. The pub also benefits from a patio area to the front with traditional wooden benches for up to 25 people and a lovely shaded patio area to the rear for a further 20 and is perfect for al fresco dining in the warmer months. 

The pub is situated in Verwood, a beautiful leafy town of Dorset which lies just 10 miles away from the popular seaside resort of Bournemouth. The Albion is positioned on the edge of town with popular camping and caravanning sites nearby, providing plenty of trading opportunities including tourists and locals. This is a very well-presented pub that has been well looked after by the current tenant. The décor is fresh and clean, providing some modern touches amongst charming rural features. Internally the front entrance leads you directly into the front bar and lounge area which is very popular with local customers and features a stone open fire place. There is also a cosy snug area which is ideal as a coffee lounge or for pre-dinner drinks. There is another feature fireplace within this room and upholstered fitted seating creates a cosy place to relax and unwind. Food is served throughout all areas of the pub; however, the main dining area is within the conservatory where there is room for up to 60 covers, and this space could also double as a function room. The commercial kitchen is of a good size and there is a separate wash up and storage area, all of which can adequately support suggested trade levels here. A patio leads off from the conservatory and has picnic bench seating for a dozen guests. From here the outdoor space extends to include the extensive garden areas that can easily accommodate up to 100 covers. A beautiful ivy-clad railway arch to the left of the patio area coming from the conservatory is an attractive feature and can create a lovely, covered seating area. In the past, jazz and acoustic artists have performed in this wonderful setting which can draw in plenty of trade in the summer months. A car park to the front of the property provides space for up to 14 vehicles. 

The Bagshawe Arms is a well known community pub that has been a part of the fabric of this community since at least 1844! A 300 year old, Grade 2 Listed building, it has been described as being like a small country pub which has been surrounded by two housing estates. The pub comprises of a central bar servery into a small public bar with an open fire, a larger lounge with fixed seating and vertical drinking tables and a snooker room. Outside there is a small beer terrace to the side and rear and car parking for approx 20 vehicles with opportunity for further development. 

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. 

**New Revised Rent - £14,000 per annum!**

 

The Liquorice Bush benefits from being in a great location in the centre of the town. With a solid reputation for providing excellent value pub food, a publican with food experience is required to maintain the dry trade whilst pushing the wet offer further. With many families and young couples in the local area, this large site can appeal to all by simultaneously utilising the trading zones for different groups of customers. Inside, the pub is traditionally decorated creating a warm and cosy atmosphere. A long, straight bar servery is easily accessible, with an array of cask ale pumps and international beer brand taps available. Timber beams and wooden panelling feature heavily, and the interior overall has space for approximately 50 covers, with loose tables and chairs spread across the bar and dining area. The pub boats well-equipped trade kitchen that can support a freshly, made-to-order, traditional menu. The Liquorice is a market town centre establishment and therefore there is a small patio area outside the front with two kerbside tables, overlooking the bustle of the town. The private accommodation consists of two bedrooms, a kitchen and a lounge and is ideal for a couple.

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. 

This charming pub, set in the heart of the rural Devon countryside, presents a fantastic business opportunity for those yearning for their own taste of the good life! The pub is situated on the main road in the town of Bradninch, which, in turn, is just a short drive from Cullompton. The White Lion boasts the fantastic original features you would expect of a traditional town pub, including a welcoming open fireplace, low ceilings, and exposed beams and brickwork. The main bar hosts international brands and cask ales, the latter being a real focus in the local area. Here you will find AWP games machines and television screens, regularly showing live sports as well as the occasional live performance from a local band. The pub also boasts a function room to the rear of the property that features a pool and darts room, perfect for publicans seeking additional revenue. There is also brand new and well-equipped commercial kitchen that would suit a traditional pub menu. The external trading area consists of a small patio area with space for a handful of picnic benches and a much larger covered seating area for at least 80 customers. In addition, there is a large and mainly undeveloped plot of land to the rear of the pub which could become a showpiece for the business with the potential to include glamping/camping and be used as a location for outdoor events and functions.  

The Wheatsheaf Inn is reputed to be 700 years old situated in the South Cotswold village of Oaksey. The pub is stunning throughout, and a quintessential Cotswold village pub with timber flooring, colourful décor and exposed brick walls. There is also unique old features dotted around the pub which add character and show the pubs age. It is a warm welcoming pub full of sophistication and charm with a great reputation for food and just wants to be the centre of the community, as well as attracting visiting trade from the nearby, and very popular, Cotswold Water Parks. Leading in from the front entrance there is a split level open plan bar and dining area, accommodating up to 25 people. An open fire place, stone hearth and beamed ceilings, along with a combination of tables, tall chairs and comfortable fixed seating add to the traditional and homely setting. There is also a small snug which can seat six to eight people, suitable for small dinner parties and a partition separates an informal dining area with wood block flooring and exposed stone walls. To the rear is a formal dining area which is more modern in style, with seating for up to 30 covers. This is catered for by a commercial kitchen that is well-equipped. A separate outbuilding contains the skittle alley which could be a developable space subject to any necessary permissions. A gravel entrance alongside the pub provides access to the rear car park with space for approximately 14 vehicles. The pub also benefits from a patio area to the front with traditional wooden benches for up to 25 people and a lovely shaded patio area to the rear for a further 20 and is perfect for al fresco dining in the warmer months. 

The pub is situated in Verwood, a beautiful leafy town of Dorset which lies just 10 miles away from the popular seaside resort of Bournemouth. The Albion is positioned on the edge of town with popular camping and caravanning sites nearby, providing plenty of trading opportunities including tourists and locals. This is a very well-presented pub that has been well looked after by the current tenant. The décor is fresh and clean, providing some modern touches amongst charming rural features. Internally the front entrance leads you directly into the front bar and lounge area which is very popular with local customers and features a stone open fire place. There is also a cosy snug area which is ideal as a coffee lounge or for pre-dinner drinks. There is another feature fireplace within this room and upholstered fitted seating creates a cosy place to relax and unwind. Food is served throughout all areas of the pub; however, the main dining area is within the conservatory where there is room for up to 60 covers, and this space could also double as a function room. The commercial kitchen is of a good size and there is a separate wash up and storage area, all of which can adequately support suggested trade levels here. A patio leads off from the conservatory and has picnic bench seating for a dozen guests. From here the outdoor space extends to include the extensive garden areas that can easily accommodate up to 100 covers. A beautiful ivy-clad railway arch to the left of the patio area coming from the conservatory is an attractive feature and can create a lovely, covered seating area. In the past, jazz and acoustic artists have performed in this wonderful setting which can draw in plenty of trade in the summer months. A car park to the front of the property provides space for up to 14 vehicles. 

The Bagshawe Arms is a well known community pub that has been a part of the fabric of this community since at least 1844! A 300 year old, Grade 2 Listed building, it has been described as being like a small country pub which has been surrounded by two housing estates. The pub comprises of a central bar servery into a small public bar with an open fire, a larger lounge with fixed seating and vertical drinking tables and a snooker room. Outside there is a small beer terrace to the side and rear and car parking for approx 20 vehicles with opportunity for further development. 

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. 

**New Revised Rent - £14,000 per annum!**

 

The Liquorice Bush benefits from being in a great location in the centre of the town. With a solid reputation for providing excellent value pub food, a publican with food experience is required to maintain the dry trade whilst pushing the wet offer further. With many families and young couples in the local area, this large site can appeal to all by simultaneously utilising the trading zones for different groups of customers. Inside, the pub is traditionally decorated creating a warm and cosy atmosphere. A long, straight bar servery is easily accessible, with an array of cask ale pumps and international beer brand taps available. Timber beams and wooden panelling feature heavily, and the interior overall has space for approximately 50 covers, with loose tables and chairs spread across the bar and dining area. The pub boats well-equipped trade kitchen that can support a freshly, made-to-order, traditional menu. The Liquorice is a market town centre establishment and therefore there is a small patio area outside the front with two kerbside tables, overlooking the bustle of the town. The private accommodation consists of two bedrooms, a kitchen and a lounge and is ideal for a couple.

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.