We currently have these pub tenancies available, see details below.
The George Inn is a grade two listed coaching inn with tons of history and tradition. A family pub that welcomes children and dogs. Its prime location among beautiful walking trails means that it is a popular resting point for visitors where they can enjoy a cool beverage, a meal from the traditional menu, a seat in front of the log fire and a room to rest at the end of the day with a lot of history. It has massive appeal for people wanting to stay due to its history, location and atmosphere.
The rooms date before 1350 when the stonemasons who built the church were housed at the inn. The church site is a thousand years old and the existing building dates back to the early 1300s. Known as St. George’s Church it has
the second largest six-bell peal in the world. Just south of the village you will find the earthworks of a medieval castle which provides a popular tourist attraction for families and individuals visiting the area.
The pub has a cosy bar area with relaxed seating and an adjacent room currently used as the restaurant. The restaurant leads through double doors to the idyllic garden area to the rear. This is a popular meeting place for farmers, walkers and locals with a selection of ales from the Hook Norton brewery. The second adjacent room hosts attractive beams and an inglenook fireplace, which caters for pre-booked functions.
Public toilets are situated in the corridor that leads to all rooms. The trade kitchen is well fitted out with modern equipment that creates the perfect opportunity to develop the food trade within the pub.
There are six letting rooms all with private bathroom facilities, including four doubles, one twin and one single. All rooms are sympathetically refurbished to be warm and inviting whilst maintaining the charm and character of the
historic surroundings.
There is parking for vehicles along frontage areas and also through the coaching arch gates to rear areas. The George also offers an attractive grassed trade garden area for customers to enjoy the surroundings during the summer months.
Living accommodation is situated on the first floor and includes a spacious lounge kitchenette and three bedrooms, two of which are en-suite.
Ideally situated in the heart of the Cotswolds, The George Inn can be found at the centre of the village of Brailes, with over 1300 residents. Located along the B4035 allows great access with Banbury only 9 miles away, Chipping Norton 16 miles distance and only 2 miles from Shipston-on-Stour.
If you are looking to run your first pub or move on from your existing one we’d love to have a chat. To find out more please call 01608 737210 or email chrisf@hooky.co.uk
Bell Inn, Great Bourton is an attractive community pub situated in the centre of the village opposite the local church with its historic Bell Tower; hence the name of the pub. The Bell benefits from good local drinking trade and a growing reputation for food. There is a good-sized car park, attractive beer garden and well-proportioned trading areas.
Located in the beautiful village of Great Bourton, the Bell is situated 3 miles from the historic Oxfordshire town of Banbury, which has a good range of shops and services. It is also situated approximately 1.5 miles from Cropredy where every year the Cropredy Music Festival is held bringing in people from far and wide. There is also an excellent camping/caravan site within walking distance.
With good links to the motorway network (M40, M6 North and M5 and M25) to the south; excellent train services to London Paddington and London Marylebone from Banbury as well as to the North (Birmingham through to Scotland).
The trading area of the pub is accessed by both from and side doors and consists of a front lounge bar area which seats approx 18 with an attractive bar servery and brick-built fireplace. Steps off the bar lead to a separate restaurant with a further small bar servery with seating in the restaurant for approx 25 people with French windows out onto a patio area.
Ladies and Gents toilets. Traditional beer cellar with store place off. Catering kitchen with extract canopy, stainless steel sink and worktops plus a range of appliances. Prep/Washroom off with stainless steel sink unit.
There is a large single storey brick-built store place located by the entrance to the car park.
Driveway to the front of the pub which sweeps round into rear car park which provides parking for up to 13 vehicles. There is a lawned beer garden to the side with steps up to rear beer garden which is lawned but has a patio area. Seating for up to 25 persons. Aunt Sally throw.
Attractive accommodation arranged at first floor and comprising of 2 bedrooms, lounge and three-piece bathroom suite with shower.
Rent: £18,000
Agreement: 5 Year Tenancy Agreement
Price Band: B
Deposit: £5,000
Inventory: £9,000 (estimate)
Stock: £3,500 (estimate)
Working Capital: £5,000
Total: £22,500 in-going
Free of Tie on Wines, spirits and minerals
NO RPI rent clause in agreement
Council Tax: Band A
Rateable Value £4900
Utilities: Electric, mains water and drainage, LPG Gas
Licensing for:-
Films
Indoor Sporting Events
Live Music
Recorded Music
Performances of Dance
Making Music
Dancing
Opening Hours: 08.00 to 00.30 Sunday to Thursday
08.00 to 02.30 Friday to Saturday
If you are looking to run your first pub or move on from your existing one we’d love to have a chat. To find out more please call 01608 737210 or email chrisf@hooky.co.uk
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