Springfield Hotel, 232 Walton Road, Liverpool L4 4BE

Situated on the busy Walton Road (A59) in Liverpool, this traditionally styled pub is conveniently located on a pub circuit and near town centre amenities including McDonalds and ALDI. The pub is within walking distance of both Anfield and Goodison Park and benefits from match day visitors when Liverpool and Everton play at home.

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Suffolk Punch, Leiston Road, Haverhill, Suffolk, CB9 8JJ

A community local within walking distance of town centre. This purpose built, detached, single storey property has a large open-plan trade area with games area and a large, enclosed trade garden. Customer parking is available to the front. The pub is currently wet led with potential to bring in a food offer such as pizzas or pies.
Offered as a long leasehold opportunity – 99 years (expires 2067) at £1,525 per annum.

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White Hart, Temperance Street, Torquay, TQ2 5PU

A traditional public house located within Torquay town centre. Located just off Union Street; Torquay’s primary shopping area, the pub is three storeys under a slate roof. This represents an ideal opportunity for someone looking to acquire a town centre property with development potential (STP).

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The White Lion, Llynclys Cross, Oswestry, SY10 8LJ

A roadside country pub located at the crossroads between the A483 and the A495, near Oswestry. The property is two storeys under a slate roof with a large outbuilding. Occupying large grounds of over 1.2 acres, the property benefits from a large car park (c.20 spaces) and a trade garden. Adjoining land provides associated camping facilities.

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Horsefair Tavern, 31 Hill Street, Wisbech, PE13 1BD

The Horsefair Tavern is situated in the market town of Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, known as “Capital of the Fens”. The town lies in the north-east of the country, bordering Norfolk and only 5 miles south of Lincolnshire. The pub is located in a pedestrianised area close to the main shopping centre and so plenty of footfall for the Horsefair Tavern to appeal to.

Wisbech itself is a vibrant market town that has good employment levels. There is a lot of farming activity in the area and businesses that service this and its workers are located in the town. There are plenty of tourist attractions attracting the public to Wisbech such as the National Trust property –  Peckover House – and opposite, Octavia Hill’s Birthplace. The Wisbech and Fenland museum also draws in visitors to see the Charles Dickens manuscript, Thomas Clarkson memorabilia and other exhibits. The Castle is starting to attract visitors to its program of events and activities, with Wisbech port and marina attracting boating enthusiasts.

The trading area is laid out across the ground floor in an open plan style with the bar is located directly opposite the main entrance and is large enough to showcase a range of taps and a coffee machine. There is a small kitchen to the rear of the bar which will service light meals and snacks but not large enough for a complex menu. There is also an open area to the rear of the bar that is ideal for live music and disco’s. There are two televisions with good sight lines to show live sport, and a pool table and darts area which can cater to sports teams.

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