Closed Down Pub For Sale In UK

Paramount Investments have a new selection of empty or closed down pubs for sale

Pub for sale London E161EN, Ordnance Arms
Pub for sale Glossop Derbyshire SK138LF, Osole Mio
Pub for sale Gloucester Gloucestershire GL14JT, Plough
Pub for sale Dover Kent CT156AZ, Red Lion
Pub for sale London SE109ER, Ricks Bar
Pub for sale Bradford West Yorkshire BD14DA, Ring O Bells
Pub for sale Leeds West Yorkshire LS122LY, Rose
Pub for sale Oldham Greater Manchester OL45EP, Royal Hotel
Pub for sale Hull East Riding of Yorkshire HU13QW, Sandringham
Pub for sale Grimsby Lincolnshire DN327AG, Corporation
Pub for sale Stoke on Trent Staffordshire ST31RA, Tam O'shanter
Pub for sale King s Lynn Norfolk PE321AQ, Three Horseshoes
Pub for sale Hull East Riding of Yorkshire HU115JF, Travellers Rest
Pub for sale Leek Staffordshire ST135EF, Wellington Inn
Pub for sale Hull East Riding of Yorkshire HU120TR, White Horse Inn
Pub for sale Bristol Avon BS56PP, White Lion
Pub for sale Sunderland Tyne and Wear SR46BY, Winston Hotel
Pub for sale Oldham Greater Manchester OL45SE, Grotton Hotel
Pub for sale Leeds West Yorkshire LS175LD, Cranmer Bank Hotel

Admiral Taverns has Norwich pub for sale

Fears have been raised that yet another historic Norwich pub could be replaced by housing, joining an ever expanding list of drinking holes which have vanished from the city.

The Elm Tavern in Magdalen Road, which dates back to 1832 but was rebuilt after the Second World War, has been on sale since April.

And following a major cut in price last month, which saw the asking price fall from £500,000 to £280,000, two local property developers have expressed interest in buying the site to build houses.

London-based selling agent Paramount Investments had hoped the cut in price would secure the Elm Tavern's future as a pub, but so far the premises, owned by Admiral Taverns, has not attracted any offers from within the pub trade.

In recent years many city pubs have closed to make way for homes.

In April, plans were submitted to build houses on the site of the Duke of Connaught on Livingstone Street, off Dereham Road, and an application has been made to knock down the Shoemaker pub in the Earlham West Centre to make way for homes.

Last month plans were made to replace the derelict Roundwell Pub in Costessey with homes and a medical centre.

Mark Greig, managing director of Paramount Investments, said: “We have had some interest from two local property developers but there is nothing solid to report at the moment.

“The interest has been from developers looking to redevelop the pub as housing as opposed to interest from the licensed trade to keep it as a pub.

“That doesn't mean to say it is going to be redeveloped as housing, but we have not had any interest from the pub trade at the moment.”

But Norwich pub historian Derek McDonald said he would like to see the Elm Tavern remain a pub.

He said: “I'm not surprised the interest has come from housing developers, but I hope it can be reopened as a pub again so someone can give it another go.

“But there is quite a lot of competition nearby, such as the Whalebone and Duke of Edinburgh.

“If it can't be sold as a pub it doesn't need to be knocked down. It could be turned into a community centre to give kids somewhere to go.”

Anyone interested in buying the Elm Tavern can visit http://www.paramountinvestmnets.co.uk/ for more information.

Pubs for sale in Ilfracombe, Devon

JUST seven weeks ago, owners of the historic Ilfracombe harbour-side pub the Royal Britannia said they were looking for a new landlord — but this week they told the Journal that the pub and its sister in High Street are for sale.

Admiral Taverns announced in November that 200 of their freehold properties were up for sale. But this week, they have announced a further 27 of their pubs are to go on the market, including the Royal Britannia and the Prince Albert in High Street.

The pub chain has put the Royal Britannia on the market for £500,000 with Paramount Investments of London, while the Prince Albert has a price tag of £205,000.

The sales are being viewed with cautious optimism in Ilfracombe, where regeneration is the current buzzword.

The Collingwood Hotel is currently under development by Wetherspoons, who are looking for a partner to buy and develop the hotel accommodation side of the business.

The Capstone Restaurant in St James' Place has been snapped up by two London businessmen who hope to turn it into a stylish coffee bar.

The old Granville Hotel has been redeveloped into high class apartments with stunning sea and town views.

And pub giants Whitbread have indicated that their subsidiary, Premier Inns, is looking for a site to develop in Ilfracombe.

John Kinsey, of King Sturge property consultants in Exeter, is under instruction from Whitbread to scout for potential sites in the town.

But he said: "I am familiar with both these pubs, but neither would be big enough for Premier Inns which is looking for somewhere they can put in about 60 bedrooms and a pub-restaurant."
Town councillor Rod Donovan, chairman of the council's planning committee, said that it is all good news for Ilfracombe.

"This may be a tongue-in-cheek suggestion, but perhaps Wetherspoons could swap with Premier Inns. The Royal Britannia would be perfect for what Wetherspoons want to do and the Collingwood would suit Premier Inns," he said.

Mark Greig, managing director of Paramount Investments, said: "Both pubs were released for sale as part of a group of 27 pubs put on the market by Admiral Taverns on Monday.

"We can't comment as to why Admiral chose to put them up for sale but speculation about their recent performance is bound to arise simply by the fact of their appearance on the market."

Admiral are believed to be in talks with Enterprise Inns to purchase about 300 of their pubs.

UK pubs for sale

Here's a selection of the latest pubs for sale with Paramount Investments

Pub for sale Radford Nottinghamshire NG73DL, Nottingham Arms
Pub for sale Swindon Wiltshire SN57DN, Jax Bar
Pub for sale Rochdale Greater Manchester OL165AS, Fox Inn
Pub for sale Shildon Durham DL41AW, Timothy Hackworth
Pub for sale Drybrook Gloucestershire GL179DQ, Swan Inn
Pub for sale Ilfracombe Devon EX349DF, Prince Albert
Pub for sale Shrewsbury Shropshire SY58AE, Red Lion
Pub for sale Wingate Durham TS285AG, Queens Head
Pub for sale Nottingham Nottinghamshire NG36PB, New Engine House
Pub for sale Leeds West Yorkshire LS119PB, Kings Arms
Pub for sale Ilfracombe Devon EX349EE, Royal Britannia Hotel
Pub for sale Hull East Riding of Yorkshire HU13QT, HU1
Pub for sale Huddersfield West Yorkshire HD15HN, Horseshoe
Pub for sale North Shields Tyne and Wear NE301EE, Coburg
Pub for sale Brierley Hill DY53YJ, Bulls Head
Pub for sale Swadlincote Derbyshire DE119PL, Cottage Inn
Pub for sale Pontyclun Rhondda Cynon Taff CF729QH, Eagle Inn
Pub for sale Warwick Warwickshire CV345QT, Greyhound
Pub for sale Todmorden Lancashire OL146QF, Hollins Inn
Pub for sale Manchester Greater Manchester M85DS, Half Way House Hotel
Pub for sale Brighton East Sussex BN21EF, Dragon
Pub for sale Houghton le Spring Tyne and Wear DH59JU, Fox & Hounds

Admiral puts 22 pubs up for sale

Britain's third largest pubco is marketing the pubs, some of which are being offered for alternative use, through Paramount Investments.

The pubs are located all over England and Wales and vary in price from £100,000 to £500,000.
The Royal Britania in Ilfracombe, Devon is the most expensive pub at £500,000 followed by the Dragon in Brighton for £385,000.

Paramount Investments managing director Mark Greig said: “There are some excellent locations among the 22 listed here."

Licensed property sales - Pubs for sale

Never before released to the market please find below 22 brand new freehold pubs for sale with full vacant possession. Please telephone me or visit our UK pub sales website for prices/further information. Regards, Gavin 07949 175 280

1/ Bulls Head, 132 Pensett Rd, Commonside, Brierley Hill, West Midlands DY5 3JG

2/ Coburg, 94 Tynemouth Rd, North Sheilds, Tyne and Wear, NE30 1EE

3/ Cottage Inn, 46 Regent St, Church Gresely, Swadlincote, Derbyshire DE11 9PL

4/ Dragon, 58 St Georges Rd, Brighton, East Sussex BN2 1EF

5/ Eagle Inn, Southall St, Brynna, Pontyclun, Mid Glamorgan CF72 9QH

6/ Fox and Hounds, North Rd, Hetton Le Hole, Tyne and Wear, DH5 9JP

7/ Fox Inn, 237 Milnrow Rd, Rochdale, Greater Manchester OL16 5AS

8/ Greyhound, 204 Emscote Rd, Warwick, Warwickshire, CV34 6QT

9/ Halfway House, Middleton Rd, Machester, M8 5DS

10/ Hollins Inn, 161 Hollins Rd, Walsden, Todmorden, West Yorkshire, OL14 6QF

11/ Horseshoe, Blacker Rd, Birkby, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 5HN

12/ HU1, 16 Paragon Sq, Hull, East Yorkshire, HU1 3QT

13/ Jax Bar, Whitehill Way, Swindon, Wiltshire, SN5 7DN

14/ Kings Arms, 20 Stocks Hill, Holbeck, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS11 9PB

15/ New Engine House, Old Brickyard, Nottingham, NG3 6PB

16/ Queens Head, Front St, Wingate, Durham, TS28 5AG

17/ Red Lion, Londgen Common, Shrewsbury, Shropshire ST5 8AE

18/ Nottingham Arms, Dulwich Rd, Radford, Nottingham, NG7 3DL

19/ Prince Albert, 3 High St, Ilfracombe, Devon EX34 9DF

20/ Royal Brittania, Broad St, Ilfracombe, Devon, EX34 9EE

21/ Swan Inn, Brierley, Drybrook, Gloucestershire GL17 9DQ

22/ Timothy Hackworth, 107 Main St, Shildon, County Durham DL4 1AW