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Burghley Arms Inn Bourne

Fixed Term Tenancy (FTT)


Forecast Turnover per year:

£394,599

Guide Rent per week:

£769

Turnover Rent per year



About the Pub

The Burghley Arms is a characterful Grade II listed pub with an exceptional heritage story, occupying a prominent position on the main cross roads in the heart of Bourne town centre.

Traditionally regarded as the birthplace of William Cecil, 1st Lord Burghley, the building has been a hostelry since around 1717 and was formerly known as the Bull and Swan and later the Bull Inn, before adopting the Burghley Arms name in 1955. A plaque on the building commemorates its connection to William Cecil, adding a genuine sense of history and character to this imposing town-centre property.

The pub has a strong focus on live sport and traditional pub entertainment. Internally, the main bar provides approximately 40 covers across fixed and loose seating, with a further dedicated area incorporating a pool table, two dartboards, which also offers an excellent opportunity for private functions and events. The pub benefits from multiple TVs for sports, three AWPs and a large patio and beer garden, including a covered area, outside TV and direct access from the rear car parking area.

The combination of its heritage, strong value proposition, sports offer, entertainment, private-hire potential and substantial outside space makes the Burghley Arms an attractive opportunity for an operator looking to establish themselves within the Bourne community.


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