Opportunity
The Bell Inn is a substantial detached, roadside public house situated on the Frome Road, south of the village of Rode. The freehold property is available for sale and offers an excellent opportunity to create a new multi-purpose venue.

Location
The property is located on the A361 Frome Road between Trowbridge to the north east, and Frome to the south west. To the west, the A361 connects to the A36 which links Warminster to Bath. As a result, the property is well positioned to capture trade from a large catchment area.

Arrangement
The property is arranged over two floors, with the principal trade area laid out across four rooms at ground floor. The bar servery extends across two of the rooms, with feature fireplaces throughout. Back of house spaces include a commercial kitchen with walk in refrigeration, an office and above ground cellar.

Manager’s accommodation is available at first floor and comprises three bedrooms, a kitchen/living room and bathroom. To the rear of the main building, is a detached red brick single storey outbuilding. This space offers significant flexibility and is well-suited for various configurations, such as letting accommodation, an event space/function room, or a dining area, subject to the necessary planning consents.

The property has a vehicular access to the side of the building which serves a large tarmacadam customer car park (circa 30 spaces). Further pull off parking is available to the front of the building (circa 6 spaces). A trade garden area laid to lawn is situated next to the pub building, with a patio to the rear. Further land is available at the rear, beyond the car park.

Opportunity
The Chadwell Arms traded as a community focused public house, capturing customers from Chadwell St Mary. The modern, purpose-built building provides flexibility to any incoming operator wishing to establish a new business venture that serves the surrounding area. The premises is available freehold with vacant possession.

Location
The property is located on a large rectangular plot and is bounded on three sides by Longhouse Road to the west, Ingleby Road to the north and Tasker Road to the east. The building is positioned to the east of the site, with the balance comprising car parking, a service yard and trade
garden areas.

Chadwell St Mary is situated east of Dock Approach Road, and south of the A13 Stanford Le Hope Bypass near Junction 30 of the M25. Both Tilbury and Grays are nearby.

Arrangement
The ground floor has two main trade spaces; a front bar with a side pool/games room and a large “L” shaped rear bar with a stage. Both areas have their own serveries and WC facilities. A large commercial kitchen, stores, above ground cellarage and office provide the necessary back of house functions.
The first floor has a number of bedrooms, a living room, kitchen and bathroom. It can be accessed internally, and via an external staircase at the rear of the building.

The customer car parking area benefits from two accesses. A service yard and garage/storage building is also present. The trade garden areas wrap around the front of the building and overlook Longhouse Road and Ingleby Road.

Opportunity
The Royal Hotel is a prominent, detached building which sits on a plot measuring approx. 0.6 acres in the village of Hayfield, on the western edge of the Peak District. The premises is available freehold with vacant possession.

Location
The property is located in the centre of the village just off Church Street. The River Sett flows along the western boundary, the village war memorial can be found to the north and Hayfield Cricket Club to the south. Hayfield is located approximately 12 miles east of Stockport and situated on the Chapel Road (A624) between Glossop and Chapel-en-le-Frith.

Arrangement
The principal building is three storeys dropping down to two storeys and is stone construction under a slate roof. The left hand part of the building comprises the bar servery and
adjoining wood panelled bar areas at ground floor. A large open function room is laid out across the ground floor to the right hand side of the building. A large commercial kitchen
and other back of house rooms are located to the rear within a single storey extension.

At first floor there are six letting rooms (4 ensuite, and two arranged as family suite with a shared bathroom). Further ancillary rooms (linen/laundry) and a two bedroom manager’s flat complete with a kitchen are also available.

A two storey outbuilding is situated within the grounds, with garaging at ground floor and a single room above.

The property benefits from a large customer car parking area which is currently informally marked but could accommodate approximately 50 vehicles. A modest trade patio is located to the front of the building, providing al fresco style seating.

Opportunity
The Crown is a detached, painted stone building sitting on a generous plot of 0.47 acres inside the North Wessex Downs National Landscape Area. The premises are available freehold with vacant possession.

Location
The property is in the small but affluent hamlet of Upton. The building is positioned to the front of the site on the northern side of the road running between Vernham Dean and Ibthorpe/Hurstbourne Tarrant.

Upton is located approximately 6 miles north of Andover and is situated between the A338 to the west and A343 to the east.

Arrangement
The main trade space is set out across the ground floor with a principal bar area across two rooms to the front. A larger space for restaurant use can also be found to the rear of the building which extends into a conservatory. There is also a private dining room/function with its own bar. A commercial kitchen, wash up, and prep room with a walk-in fridge/freezer provide the necessary back of house functions. The property has an above ground cellar.

The manager’s accommodation can be found first floor and comprises three double bedrooms (two ensuite), a kitchen, an office and bathroom.

The customer car parking area is served by a single access and is suitable for approximately 20 vehicles.

There are trade patios to the front and side of the building accessed from the main bar. A gated paddock is available to the rear which has historically been used as either overflow parking or a remote trade garden.