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Landlords wanted as more pubs up for sale in south Warwickshire




Wannabe landlords can pick from a number of pubs in south Warwickshire which are either up for sale or whose leases are available.

The Norman Knight in Whichford is currently for sale for £825,000 as a going concern. The four-bedroom pub, which has glamping pods in its grounds, is renowned for being at the heart of the community and for its affordable Sunday lunches.

The Lord Nelson, in Alcester, has been closed for a number of years but is still looking for an owner, priced at £395,000 (although there is a planning application to turn the site into two homes).

A Great Alne pub looking for new tenants is the Mother Huff Cap, which is still very much open. Sidney Phillips are offering the leasehold, which is not tied, for £85,000.

Mother Huff Cap
Mother Huff Cap

In Lighthorne the leasehold is available on the popular village pub, the Antelope. It’s being offered on a tied five-year lease by Christie and Co for £120,000 plus “a good rent”.

Another tenancy is on offer for the White Bear, in Shipston, with wet sales tied to the owners, Donnington Brewery. The new operator will have to pay £25,000 for trade fixtures and fixings. In addition, there will be rent of circa £40,000. The pub is currently still open with a management team in situ.

Fixed term tenancies are also being offered at a number of Stonegate-owned properties, including the Snitterfield Arms and the Ferry Inn, Alveston.

Stonegate recently told the Herald that a tenant had been found for the Ferry, it is still being advertised as available on the company’s website.



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