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. 

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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. 

The Sprat and Mackerel offers an exciting proposition for a new publican to be part of a full internal and external redevelopment of this prominent site positioned on Brixham harbour side.
Featuring traditional finishes the pub still retains it's original character whilst offering the opportunity to develop a more modern and cosmopolitan proposition in line with the changing nature of the town and surrounding area.
Brixham is a popular tourist destination during the summer trading period and has the benefit of regular boat trips from Torquay and Paignton as well as being a must visit destination for coach trips organised by hotels throughout Devon.

This is the first time The Black Horse has been available for a Tenancy Agreement in many years. This large landmark premises is spacious yet cosy and has a recent history as an award winning ‘gastro pub’. With its large front terrace and reputation as a great neighbourhood venue it really is a fantastic opportunity not to be missed!  

Sat prominently on the roundabout at the junction of Manorgate Road and London Road, The Black Horse is just a few minutes walk out of Kingston town centre. With its spacious interior and large front terrace it is a popular venue all year round with the local community living in the surrounding residential streets.

The front terrace is a wow factor with seating for circa 80covers across a mix of picnic benches, log tables and patio furnishings. The terrace benefits from a large ‘sail’ covering the central seating area which also houses a gas fire pit. To the side of the terrace and bar premises there are 6 private booths 4 of which have TVs. A fully operational container bar and space for an outside kitchen are an added bonuses and add to the appeal of this trading space.

You enter the pub from the central double doors into a large open plan space with a central bar in front of you that wraps around the back wall. The internal space is zoned by differing décor and furnishings and flows from one space to another. To the left of the entrance is a lounge space with armchairs and sofas around the fireplace, flowing then into two distinct seating areas furnished with fixed banquettes, tables and chairs. To the right of the entrance are high stools and tables leading onto a raised platformed more formal ‘dining area’. In total there are circa 120covers with a maximum capacity of 250. The pub is served by a fully fitted trade kitchen on the ground floor.

Current activities at The Black Horse are focused on promotions, Sky & TNT sports and a popular weekly Quiz, which all help to make it popular as “the perfect friendly local” to meet and hang out in whilst enjoying pub food, a wide selection of drinks and its real and craft ales.

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 Queens Head is an attractive, well decorated and cozy pub in a lovely residential area. Inside, there are approx 60 covers, there is an single bar with a large floor space at the front, to the side there are a couple of cozy areas for people that want to relax! There is a garden to the rear which has some lovely zoned areas and is a lovely area to spend time in the warmer weather. The pub's retail offer includes live sports offer and appeals to the local comunity.

The Fox and Maple is a large characterful building, dominating the main street through the centre of the village of Wickwar, Gloucestershire. It benefits from a large car park, good sized garden, bar and restaurant area, large kitchen and substantial private accommodation over two floors. There are also five letting rooms all en-suite and a disused skittle alley. This is an ideal opportunity to run a business that is at the heart of the community and serves as an excellent destination for eating, drinking and sleeping amongst the beautiful south Gloucestershire countryside.

The Cricketers Arms is a quintessential great British pub nestled in the desirable West Sussex village of Wisborough Green. Located in the heart of the community facing the cricket green, this is a picture postcard pub with local amenities nearby including a local village shop, a post office, a church and a local primary school. Whilst a typical village pub, the food offer is one that will drive trade with destination diners and attract custom from the surrounding villages.

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 Jolly Farmer is a substantial standalone pub on a side road in the affluent village of Warsash heading towards a large holiday park. The pub has been on a lease for many years and needs some refurbishment to maximise its' potential but has traded well in the past and has a loyal following of regular local customers. Internally, the pub is split into two main areas, an adequately sized public bar with space for drinkers and then a large seating area with 70 covers suitable for diners. The pub has four ensuite letting bedrooms which are all in need of some refurbishment to maximise the room rate as they have the scope to be high end boutique style rooms. The well kitted trade kitchen is on the ground floor and capable of providing a substantial level of food. The external trading area is accessed through the restaurant side of the business and comprises a large patio laid out with external furniture and parasols. This leads onto a further grassed area again laid out for external drinking and dining. This area would suit an external structure to make it weatherproof all year round. There is also a car park on both sides of the pub for up to 15 vehicles.

The Kings Head is a large and popular pub, prominently positioned in the village of Belton. Belton is only 5 miles away from the popular seaside holiday resorts of Gorleston on Sea and Great Yarmouth and it is only 22 miles away from the city of Norwich. The pub is surrounded by residential dwellings and is a popular community hub within the community. It is also utilised by visitors to the nearby holiday and caravan parks and is close to the Norfolk Broads. Internally, the pub is open plan but distinctly zoned into a drinking area and cosy dining space with approximately 40 covers. There is a separate room adjacent to the bar which is used as a tea room and can also be utilised as a function/meeting room. To the side of the pub is a function room with its own bar servery. The function room is the ideal space for meetings, small weddings, christenings, and birthday parties, and can accommodate between 60 and 80 covers depending on layout. The trade kitchen is of a good size and capable of delivering a substantial food offer. There is a very spacious and well-presented private flat to the first floor, comprising four double bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, bathroom and WC, office. Externally, there is a spacious patio area next to the function room, which leads onto a grassed area. There is space for 10 picnic style benches and more if desired. A large car park at the front of the pub has space for approximately 20 vehicles, with plenty of street parking available also close-by.

The New Hall Tavern is a fantastic pub located in Samlesbury and is just a two-minute drive from the M6 junction leading to Preston.

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The pub has a great reputation for quality food and cask ales and is known in the area as a destination food pub. The New Hall is a fantastic country site and has a lot to offer drive to destination customers who are looking for the authentic home cooked pub food rather than branded dining. 

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Are you ready for a fresh start? We’re thrilled to offer an exciting relocation package of £5000 for a new publican who wants to run this historic pub in Shalfleet, Isle of Wight. Nestled on the main road, just a short drive from Yarmouth and Newport, The New Inn exudes charm and character. Imagine serving quality food in a cosy setting, where sailors and tourists drop by for a refreshing beer and delicious bites during the summer months. With an intimate patio area for alfresco drinks, this pub is a food destination site that has previously won awards for its culinary offerings.  Apply now and let’s make island life your new adventure. Contact us for more details on our relocation package. 

Our Mutual Friend is a good-sized community local with large car park and a good-sized external garden area. The pub has such great curb appeal thanks to its well-kept front garden and lovely decking and festoon lighting. The pub is only a stone’s throw away from Stevenage F.C's Lamex Stadium. Being the closest pub to the ground, you can imagine the atmosphere inside this pub on match days. There is a big sports viewing following from local customers for all sports shown on Sky and TNT. The pub has a pool table and darts board and currently has teams in local league. Our Mutual Friend really is a gem of a local and an opportunity that doesn’t come around often!

The Queens Head is a substantial 17th century village inn situated in the highly desirable location of West Chiltington. The pub is presented in excellent condition and has a wealth of character including an open fire, timber pillars and beamed ceilings. There is a lounge, public bar, restaurant and outdoor beer garden for guests to enjoy quality food and refreshing beers. The current trade is made up 50/50 wet and food sales from the local residents and those visiting from the surrounding villages and towns. 

The Robin Hood sits on the main shopping high street in the historical border town of Monmouth. The pub is 500 years old and is full of character, comprising of two bar areas, a rear patio beer garden and a barn restaurant to the rear of the property. Monmouth is a bustling market town off the main trunk road between the West Midlands and South Wales and has great access to both Birmingham, Bristol and Cardiff, yet also has the Forest of Dean and the beautiful Wye Valley on its doorstep. The town of 10,500 residents has a Waitrose and M&S within yards of the pub and a large municipal carpark and bus stop across the road. The pub is perfectly located to meet the needs of residents, shoppers and tourists looking to relax in a traditional pub.

The Robin Hood is over 500 years old which is reflected within the three trading areas, all of which add a cosy but medieval feel to the pub. Each area seats around 20 covers with the main bar being the initial point of contact. With a low hanging roof built from large wooden beams and stone walling, it certainly feels like you have stepped back in time here. The central bar serves two seating areas that run adjacent to one another, both full of traditional fixtures and fittings that you’d expect from a pub of its age. One is designed with dining in mind and the other set up for a more social drinking zone. To the rear of the pub is a small barn used for extra dining or as a function room that can be used for entertainment. The space can hold an additional 20 to 24 dining covers if needed. The trade kitchen is fully equipped to deliver a traditional pub menu.

A patio beer garden can be found at the back of the pub and comes prepared with 10 picnic tables able to seat 40 covers. For families, a play area has been erected to keep the children entertained whilst their parents relax in the sun. The small car park is equipped to hold no more than three to four vehicles.

The Royal Oak is located right in the heart of the Settle town centre opposite the main market square. It has a rear car park, large bar/loung/pool room, a seperate function room, large kitchen and 6 letting rooms. It has been the most successful pub in Settle for a number of years and offers a huge amount of potential for a family run business

There are two main entrances leading into the main bar/lounge/pool room area, which has a large servery and reception area. The lounge/dining area can accommodate 30 covers and is serviced from a huge catering kitchen. In addition, the property boasts a large function room that can either be utilised for daytime trade or sealed off for private functions. On the first floor, are 6 double en-suite rooms and an additional "backpackers" room. The rooms are very well appointed, with secondary double glazing to the front.

Externally, there is a rear beer garden and a small car park with 16 spaces, ideal for guests staying over.

The Railway is a charming and prominent, detached property which sits adjacent to Battle mainline station on a direct route to London Bridge. This is a fabulous site that boats a full commercial kitchen, a seperate dining area and function room. Additional features include cosy open fires and a family friendly garden with off road parking for circa 10 cars.

The Shoulder of Mutton is a superb community pub located in the popular suburb of Shelf, lying between Bradford and Halifax. The pub attracts custom from the vast local community and is well placed to enjoy the glorious open countryside leading to the Pennines and Yorkshire Dales. The pub is very well presented and has an inviting, open plan feel which is divided into designated areas suitable for drinking, dining and pool playing areas. The bar itself has a traditional design, with a striking centre bar servery and raised areas to either end; one could act as a designated dining area and the other, currently occupied by a pool table, is also used for bands and entertainment. There is a well-equipped commercial kitchen that is capable of providing a great home cooked menu. The pub is complimented by the excellent beer garden with many picnic benches, offering guests the perfect spot to enjoy a drink on a hot day. The large garden can be seen from the road and there is scope to host events and markets here throughout the year to increase revenue. 

The Wheatsheaf is a beautiful village pub located in Braishfield, in the heart of the Test Valley. The pub is surrounded by stunning countryside views with local farming and is known for its quality pub food. The outgoing publican has built an established customer base over the past seven years so maintaining this trade is a key element to the pubs success. There are two main entrances to the pub, both of which lead you directly into the traditionally decorated bar area, that offers 40 covers and a cosy open fireplace. The well-presented restaurant area opens out into a new build extension providing an additional 60 covers with a delightful views and access of the beer garden. Located behind the bar area is a fully fitted trade kitchen, allowing the publican the facilities to provide a strong food offer. Additional facilities include walk-in storage units and a good- sized cellar. The Wheatsheaf provides a fantastic beer garden which is a great size and wraps around half of the pub. There is plenty of seating available for guests to drink and dine alfresco, with a mixture of picnic bench seating on the grassed area and more formal outdoor furniture on the patio area. There is an adequately sized car park located onsite which can fit at least 40 cars. 

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 Forest Inn is a bustling country food-led pub located in the village of Ashurst, on the main A road to the New Forest from Southampton City Centre. This pretty village includes the very popular Ashurst Campsite, the New Forest Wildlife Park and a variety of shops and a railway station, all of which attract high volumes of visitors and tourists to the area each year. To live and trade in the New Forest is extremely sought after and with a good road network and local schools within walking distance, this pub is highly desirable. The Forest pub boasts a traditional bar area, a restaurant and an extensive front and rear beer garden. This would be a fantastic starter pub for a food-minded, first-time publican who is ready to take on their first pub business.

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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Are you ready to be the talk of the village and lead the charge in our vibrant local community? We offer you the keys to a spacious public house, live sports, entertainment, a fantastic function room, beer patio, and a beer garden – all the ingredients to boost your wet sales and create an unforgettable gathering place.

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. 

Recently refurbished local community pub situated in a private housing estate on the outskirts of Kenilworth town centre. The site is situated in a mid-market demographic, it is a popular venue during the week and weekends and has a large target customer base that use it for social drinking and casual dining. 

The Gauntlet has a large open plan trading area with a central bar with two service areas for each side of the room. The trading area is zoned on eiether side of the central bar, creating a space for casual drinking on one side and an area designated for eating on the other. The front of the pub has a terreced trading area for drinking and alfresco eating. Earlier this year a pergola was built on the terraced with fixed seating to extend the outside trading area and the shelter allows for this space to be used all year around. 

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 Crown is a beauty of a pub found next to the canal and only a stone’s throw from the local rail station. It recently underwent a £30k refresh investment bringing a vibrant lease of life back to the pub. With a great sized patio garden out back and lots of entertainment on throughout the weekend this pub is already an established local within Hayes. The pub is known as an Irish pub locally and guarantees a great experience when it comes to entertainment and sports viewing. The pub has multiple 55" HD TV's around the internal area. The pub also benefits from a beautiful beer garden that the locals absolutely love during the summer months; the area is patioed and can accommodate 60+ customers. The garden also has TVs, helping customers to never miss a second of sporting action. The pub has a carpark which is well-used and benefits the business greatly. The Old Crown is a successful pub that is just looking for someone who is passionate about taking it to even greater heights.

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 Sportsman is a cosy country style pub on the western outskirts of Sheffield overlooking the Rivelin Valley and adjacent to the Wyming Brook Woodland and Nature Reserve. There is a large sports field next to the large pub car park and the local football team are based at the pub with changing facilities on the premises in an old wartime bunker, as are a local running club. The pub is a one room operation with an L shaped bar and has a small catering kitchen. It has become known for home cooked food, quality Cask Ale and a Sunday Carvery and a focal point for the local community to gather and bond built on a genuine home from home atmosphere. With bags of potential to create a new story for one of Sheffield's most popular pubs this is a great opportunity for someone to make their mark and build a great business. 

Located on the main road into the affluent town of Petworth that is situated directly oppoiste the National Trust, Petworth House. The Stonemasons is a characterful 17th century two storey detached Grade II listed brick built property with two and single storey additions to side and rea with a mixture of clay tile and slate pitched roofs.

The site has large commercial kitchen to serve the 40 cover venue. The site also benefits from four letting rooms, that encompasses four double rooms above the pub and one external room outside.

To the rear there is a raised brick patio and a lawned garden for guests to enjoy in the summer months. There is also car parking to the front and side.

 

The property offers guests a spacious and sophisticated beer garden, perfect for those with families, and comes equipped with a children's play area. Seating and benches are ideally located to both the front and rear of the premises, with a patio drinking space complete with pergola structure at the rear; an ideal spot to host a BBQ for the locals. With vast amounts of open space there is an opportunity to develop the beer garden further and use the tranquil surroundings and facilities to the pub's benefit. The garden is large enough to host a marquee for around 100 guests which, taking into account the fantastic location, offers guests an ideal venue for formal and informal receptions. There is a car park area at the front of the pub for four vehicles with on raid parking also available.

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.

This is the first time The Royal Oak has been available for a Tenancy Agreement in many years.

This large, spacious yet cosy, neighbourhood Managed House has a recent history as a ‘gastro pub’ and a reputation as a great neighbourhood venue for live music and events. It really is a fantastic opportunity not to be missed!  

Sat prominently on the corner of Oak Road and Richmond Road, The Royal Oak is just to the southeastern edge of the town centre and only 600meters from Twickenham Station. With the Civic Centre and Registry Office opposite and Twickenham Stadium a short stroll away, it is a popular venue for hosting Wedding Receptions, Hospitality for Sporting Events and Private Functions as well as being a great neighbourhood pub for the local community living in the surrounding residential streets.

You enter the pub from either the central corner double doors or to the right of the street-side front terrace. The large and spacious open bar area is light and airy but full of warmth and character with a central bar servery and approx. 80covers set out and around across a mix of fixed booths, button back sofas, high stools and bar tables along with mixed loose dining tables and chairs that in all create a varied environment suiting differing occasions. The fully fitted open theatre style trade kitchen is located to the rear right of the ground floor and presents an opportunity to add an additional ‘dark kitchen’ operation.

On the first floor there is a smaller meeting/dining room that is comfortably suitable for 12covers and a larger 50cover L-shaped function room with its own bar servery.

Current activities at The Royal Oak are focused on Pool, Sky & TNT sports and a weekly Quiz which help to make it popular as “the perfect friendly local” to meet and hang out in whilst enjoying pub food, a wide selection of drinks and its real and craft ales. It also benefits from a late license till 1am on Friday and Saturday.

This is your opportunity to escape to the leafy lanes of Surrey in the beautiful valley of Bramley, where you can become the host of this fantastic pub with six letting rooms. 

The Wheatsheaf is a cosy pub that boasts traditional decor, a large bar area with plenty of seating and a games area with darts and pool. The hidden gem of this pub is the extensive beer garden which is partially covered and offers plenty of seating for guests to enjoy a drink in the sunshine during the warmer months. 

Located in a prominent position in the popular destination village of Westbury on Trym, the White Horse is an upmarket pub with a great food reputation. It is believed that the building dates to the 17th century and still retains some historical features to this day. Four nicely restored olde worlde trading rooms house smart, rustic furniture. Each room having an individual feel, providing the perfect environment for drinks or food.  

Internally there is quality décor and period features throughout provide a very welcoming and cosy atmosphere, boasting plenty of character with low ceilings, exposed brickwork and open fireplaces. The internal trading area has two bar serveries and is spread across several levels with lots of nooks and crannies to hide away in and enjoy a drink or meal with friends. The restaurant area has loose fixtures, a feature wall, and can accommodate a maximum of 60 covers. The trade kitchen is on the first floor and serves the restaurant via a dumb waiter.

The pub has a patio garden to the side of the building with several tables and chairs. A rainproof canopy covers part of the garden providing a covered smoking shelter. This delightful area is adorned with hanging baskets and potted plants.

The Olde Cross Keys is one of Swansea oldest pubs, just off Wind Street. The beer garden is the biggest in Swansea and has all the equipment to create an unforgettable atmosphere. With garden screens, booth seating, and festoon lighting the garden offers an additional space for sports and gatherings.

The Olde Cross Keys doesn’t just stop with an incredible garden, it also has a huge function room that is perfect for events and corporate meetings throughout the year. Benefitting from an already established live music scene the site creates one of the best atmospheres the city has to offer on a night out. Being an old hospital, the site has kept its original windows and low beams in the snug area. This high-volume site really does have to be seen to be believed. 

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 Wyvern Tavern in Swindon has a rich history dating back to the early 19th century. Originally known as the "Wyvern Inn," it was established in 1820 and quickly became a popular meeting place and social hub for locals. The tavern was named after the mythical creature "wyvern," which is depicted as a dragon with two legs and a barbed tail. Being a previous Yates establishment, it still retains some of its original characteristics. Recently, the tavern underwent a £200,000 refurbishment, resulting in a fresh and updated space. The refurbishment focused on creating multiple seating areas to cater to different group sizes and preferences, you can find pool tables and seating spread out, offering up to 100 covers providing ample space for guests to enjoy their drinks and meals. To enhance the atmosphere, some seating areas are arranged in booths with a personal screen, offering a more intimate setting. The main bar area is the heart of the tavern, serving as a central gathering point. Additionally, there is a raised stage or performance area where live music, entertainment, and themed events take place. This area acts as a focal point for performances and adds to the lively ambiance of the tavern. For sports enthusiasts, multiple screens are available, showcasing all sporting games on Sky and TNT. This provides a great venue to soak up the atmosphere while enjoying your favourite sports events. If the weather permits, guests can also enjoy the fresh air in the outdoor seating area, thanks to the pavement license. This space allows guests to have a drink or meal outside while enjoying the surroundings. The Wyvern Tavern adds to the charm of the town with its long history and lively ambiance, making it a popular destination for locals and tourists alike.

The Green is a prominently positioned, good sized wet-only pub that spans over two floors. You’ll find this great pub on the corner of busy Shepherd’s Bush Green. Walking into the pub, you’ll find the bar as a focal point at the back of the pub. Surrounding you, you’ll notice a mixture of high- and low-level tables, perfect for delivering a range of atmospheres as the clientele and pub experience changes throughout the days and weeks. The pub is known for its extensive range of products and truly has something for everyone to enjoy.

One of the greatest appeals of this pub is its function room found in the basement. This absolute gem of a room could offer great opportunities to the future operator to hire it out as a private venue or offer VIP sports viewing packages to create unforgettable sporting events at The Green.  If that’s not enough, there are multiple 55”+ HDTV’s on both levels for premium televised sport viewing with full Sky & TNT sports packages.

The Catcher In The Rye is already a great well run pub. It has been described as “the friendly local, a relaxed welcoming spot in the neighbourhood”. This is the first time that this Managed House has been available for a Tenancy Agreement and it really is that opportunity not to be missed!

The Catcher is an attractive, well presented, warm and characterful pub smack bang in the heart of the north London suburb of Finchley Church End also known as Finchley Central. Situated on the busy Regents Park Road its location can be considered as both Town Centre with the mix of local businesses and shops etc. nearby, and yet Suburban due to all the sprawling residential streets of Victorian and Edwardian family homes and modern flats, both markets which The Catcher appeals to.

You enter The Catcher from the outside front terrace through one of two doors into either side of this spacious pub, across the front and to the right are several connecting and multi levelled seating areas and to the left a more open room that expands back and into the rear of the pub. The décor is a blend of quirky, modern and traditional touches with a mix of exposed brickwork and painted wooden panelling.

This cosy, snug yet quirky setting has circa100 covers across a mix of fixed booths, button back settees, wooden benches, high stools and bar tables along with mixed loose dining tables and chairs that in all create a varied environment suiting differing occasions.

Regular activities such as a weekly Quiz, Poker and Karaoke sessions along with Sky and TNT sports make The Catcher popular as “the perfect friendly local” to meet and hang out in whilst enjoying the pub food and wide selection of drinks and its real and craft ales.

The Miller is a modern high-street pub located in the heart of Cheltenham. Made up of a large open-plan trading space, the pub has the space to offer something for everyone. Seating options accommodate different group sizes and preferences, spread across large sociable tables popular with students and large groups, and the more comfortable seating, catering to families and smaller groups, provides a welcoming and inclusive environment. Sports fans are well catered to with large screens throughout the pub. This ensures that everyone can enjoy their favourite sporting events throughout the day. There are two pool tables to the rear and a rooftop terrace/smokers area. 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 a real opportunity for a strong operator to take on a thriving business.

The Bloomery is unique pub closely located to The University of Sheffield with a large student population surrounding the area. This pub is known for creating experiences – whether it’s a sporting event, bottomless brunch or quiz night. The pub is bright and inviting with décor inspired by pop-culture over the years. The pub has a large open plan trading area, with TVs and projectors in all areas for Sky & BT Sports. The pub is bright, colourful and inviting with unique décor and artwork inspired by pop-culture over the years. There is a dedicated sports area with pool tables and dart boards. There is an area of 46 covers that can be utilised as a private hire space for occasions perfect for earning additional revenue. The pub boasts a small outside trading area at the front of the property with picnic tables which is also the designated smoking area. 

The Catchems Corner is a traditional ‘corner’ pub situated in the heart of Old Basford and is currently trading as a wet led site trading for the local community. The property is surrounded by residential housing and focuses on sports and teams such as pool and darts. The trading area boasts a cosy lounge area which is currently being operated as a café in the day and a function or sports room in the evening offering versatile trade. The lounge also includes perimeter seating for approximately 30 covers and a small stage for live music. Accompanying this, is a separate dining area with a trade kitchen, ideal for hosting a food offering, also in excellent condition and providing the pub with a cosy feel. The pub also boasts an enclosed external drinking area located just off the lounge, with a smoking solution, ideal for afternoon drinks during the warmer months.

The Old Pandy is a stunning stone brick pub on the Abergavenny and Hereford Road. This beautiful pub boasts two separate trading areas, with a bar area and lounge area. The bar room caters to around 25 customers and leads through to a smaller room which houses the pool table. The lounge is a warm and welcoming space, furnished with sofas as well as tables and chairs, with the bar servery running along the left-hand side of the room. The kitchen is fully equipped and more than capable of accommodating a quality, traditional food offering and is well placed to serve directly to the lounge. Traditionally appointed throughout, the pub is decorated to a very high standard while retaining character in its many original features, such as stone walling, wood panelling and beamed ceilings. To the rear of the pub is the bunkhouse, with two rooms currently set up for around a dozen guests, however the letting rooms can be altered to suit demand. The pub benefits enormously from its glorious outdoor trading space which is a pleasure to relax in during the warmer months. The building is surrounded to the front and side by beautiful hanging baskets, colourful potted plants and a well-kept patio area with chic bistro seating for customers to enjoy the picturesque views and a bite to eat. There is a small grass area with benches to the left side of the building and a larger courtyard space with additional seating to the right, comfortably seating 25-30 covers in total.

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. 

Leyla's is a prominent and large four storey pub that operates from two internal trading floors, just a short distance from the seafront in Hastings.This business recently operated as a Cocktail and Meze bar, however due to it's flexible layout and location it has the potential to host a more traditional food and drink offer.

On the first floor the property has an open plan layout with a large bar servery prominent on entry. There is an added benefit of a pavement license to the front of the building which offers strong kerb appeal potential. The first floor is dedicated to dining with plenty of covers and a commerical trade kitchen is also available for the new operator to maximise. 

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 Britannia is a fantastic community pub in the village of Wollaston, on the outskirts of Stourbridge. This homely, traditionally decorated pub has a single servery for all customers, alongside a kitchen area. There are two doors leading from the front elevation directly into the trade area, which has helped the current publican build strong relationships with the local customers. Adjacent to the bar is a mixture of tables and seats which can seat over 50 people. Externally, there are numerous outdoor areas for customers to enjoy. A handful of benches can be found to the front of the property, with larger covered and open areas to the rear of the pub. To the side of the pub you can also find a suitable car park with six spaces. The private accommodation is well presented and offers good sized living accommodation comprising of four bedrooms, lounge, kitchen and bathroom.