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MapPub
Let agreed
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3785
Features and description
- Total Site Area 0.94 acres
- Substantial public house/restaurant with seating for approximately 80 covers
- 7 bedroom residential accommodation with potential use as letting rooms
- Prominent A-road position
- Available by separate negotiation, is an attractive self-contained en-suite bedroom
- Character features including flagstone floors, a large brick fire place and exposed beams
Description
The imposing detached property has until recently traded as a licensed restaurant. The property would lend itself to use as a licensed public house/restaurant and offers spacious proprietors accommodation or potential letting rooms to the upper floors. It is understood that the property is currently subject to a re-application for alcohol licensing purposes. Please contact the agents for further information. Currently the property being refurbished, and will offer an “oven ready” opportunity.
Commercial Accommodation
The ground floor provides an extensive open plan restaurant and bar servery area, which is attractively presented and has features, such as, flagstone floors, a large brick fire place and exposed beams.
There is seating for approximately 80 covers, with potential for this to be increased, depending on the tenant fit out. Also to the ground floor, there is a large commercial kitchen, customer toilets and stores. A further basement is arranged to provide a large beer cellar.
Private accommodation - with potential for letting rooms
The upper floors are arranged as 7 double bedrooms, domestic kitchen, living room, office, bathroom,separate WC and shower facilities, which offer potential letting accommodation.
Also, available by separate negotiation, is an attractive self-contained en-suite bedroom, with beams and a feature mill wheel, accessed via an external staircase at the rear.
Outside
The substantial Grade II listed property, part three and part two storey, is understood to have been built in 1724 originally and is of traditional brick construction beneath a tiled pitched roof cover. There is also a generously sized car park to the rear for approximtely 50 cars and two private yards which include the boiler house and a former smoke house. Further outside space offers the opportunity for an al fresco dining area and children’s play area.
The property is set on a generous plot with a Total Site Area of approximately 0.94 acres (0.38 hectares). The potential of the property can only be fully appreciated by undertaking an inspection.
Viewings
Strictly by prior arrangement with the letting agents. For more information or to arrange a viewing, please contact the commercial department to book a viewing.
Location
The property occupies a prominent roadside position fronting onto the main A458, which serves as a main road between Shrewsbury and Newtown and is also a busy tourist route to the Welsh coast.
Benefitting from good connectivity, the property is located within easy access of the A5 Shrewsbury bypass which provides access to the A49 and the M54 and national road network.
Located on the edge of the village of Ford, the property is in a desirable semi-rural location. Ford is a growing village and has the majority of local amenities. It is located approximately 6 miles from the town centre of Shrewsbury and approximately 13 miles east of the town of Welshpool.
The location of the property lends itself to use as a public house and licenced restaurant.
Terms
The property is available to let on a new lease for a length of term by negotiation. There will be rent reviews at three yearly intervals on Tenants Full Repairing and Insuring Basis.
Planning
Prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries.
The property is understood to benefit from Use Class E as a restaurant with consent for Use as a public house.
The property is understood to be Grade II listed (Reference 1175723).
Services
(Not tested at the time of our inspection)
Mains water, electricity and drainage are understood to be connected to the property. The heating is via oil fired central heating and an LPG supply to the kitchen.
The imposing detached property has until recently traded as a licensed restaurant. The property would lend itself to use as a licensed public house/restaurant and offers spacious proprietors accommodation or potential letting rooms to the upper floors. It is understood that the property is currently subject to a re-application for alcohol licensing purposes. Please contact the agents for further information. Currently the property being refurbished, and will offer an “oven ready” opportunity.
Commercial Accommodation
The ground floor provides an extensive open plan restaurant and bar servery area, which is attractively presented and has features, such as, flagstone floors, a large brick fire place and exposed beams.
There is seating for approximately 80 covers, with potential for this to be increased, depending on the tenant fit out. Also to the ground floor, there is a large commercial kitchen, customer toilets and stores. A further basement is arranged to provide a large beer cellar.
Private accommodation - with potential for letting rooms
The upper floors are arranged as 7 double bedrooms, domestic kitchen, living room, office, bathroom,separate WC and shower facilities, which offer potential letting accommodation.
Also, available by separate negotiation, is an attractive self-contained en-suite bedroom, with beams and a feature mill wheel, accessed via an external staircase at the rear.
Outside
The substantial Grade II listed property, part three and part two storey, is understood to have been built in 1724 originally and is of traditional brick construction beneath a tiled pitched roof cover. There is also a generously sized car park to the rear for approximtely 50 cars and two private yards which include the boiler house and a former smoke house. Further outside space offers the opportunity for an al fresco dining area and children’s play area.
The property is set on a generous plot with a Total Site Area of approximately 0.94 acres (0.38 hectares). The potential of the property can only be fully appreciated by undertaking an inspection.
Viewings
Strictly by prior arrangement with the letting agents. For more information or to arrange a viewing, please contact the commercial department to book a viewing.
Location
The property occupies a prominent roadside position fronting onto the main A458, which serves as a main road between Shrewsbury and Newtown and is also a busy tourist route to the Welsh coast.
Benefitting from good connectivity, the property is located within easy access of the A5 Shrewsbury bypass which provides access to the A49 and the M54 and national road network.
Located on the edge of the village of Ford, the property is in a desirable semi-rural location. Ford is a growing village and has the majority of local amenities. It is located approximately 6 miles from the town centre of Shrewsbury and approximately 13 miles east of the town of Welshpool.
The location of the property lends itself to use as a public house and licenced restaurant.
Terms
The property is available to let on a new lease for a length of term by negotiation. There will be rent reviews at three yearly intervals on Tenants Full Repairing and Insuring Basis.
Planning
Prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries.
The property is understood to benefit from Use Class E as a restaurant with consent for Use as a public house.
The property is understood to be Grade II listed (Reference 1175723).
Services
(Not tested at the time of our inspection)
Mains water, electricity and drainage are understood to be connected to the property. The heating is via oil fired central heating and an LPG supply to the kitchen.
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Halls - Commercial Property
Halls Holdings House, Bowmen Way, Battlefield
Shrewsbury, Shropshire
SY4 3DR
01743 534860Halls Commercial provides a range of specialist commercial property services to clients of all sizes across the UK. We have a comprehensive knowledge of our markets developed over many years operating in this sector. Our service is forward thinking, personal and professional, designed to achieve the best results for our clients whatever their requirements. Although we operate nationwide, we retain a particular emphasis on the Midlands. Agency Services Our commercial agency team are on hand to offer friendly advice and market appraisals, helping you buy and sell commercial property throughout Shropshire, Worcestershire, Mid Wales, the West Midlands and beyond. We advise investors and developers on selling and acquiring commercial property, while also assisting with the acquisition of new premises or disposing of unwanted space. From offices and retail to industrial and leisure-based properties, we can guide you through the sale of all types of commercial property. Offering advice at every stage, we will help you find the best route to market and give you advice on how to attract the right buyers. We can also give guidance on development land, whether owner occupied or held as an investment. With strong links to buyers, our skilled and knowledgeable team are on hand to advise from start to finish. This includes guidance on any works required prior to sale, including applications for planning consent, refurbishment programmes and tenant disputes. Management Services Offering a strategic approach, we always have your future needs in mind. Whether you’re an experienced landlord or a one-off investor, we understand that your priority is to increase the value of your investment while minimising void periods and building a strong tenant profile. Working closely with our in-house marketing and PR team, we have a comprehensive tenant vetting process to help minimise your risks. If you’re looking to expand your commercial property portfolio, we will take the time needed to gain a full understanding of your needs and match you with properties suited to your business requirements within your timescales. Professional Property Services Halls Commercial is a team of RICS Registered Valuers with professional indemnity insurance cover of £10 million. As you would expect we are on the valuation panels of most of the major banks including Barclays, Lloyds, Royal Bank of Scotland, HSBC, NatWest, Handelsbanken, and Clydesdale. Our experienced team of valuers operates in accordance with RICS Valuation Standards (Red Book), International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and UK GAAP and alongside the years of experience across our Commercial team, our valuations are backed by the latest valuation and appraisal software.