We have developed a reputation for selling pubs to people who were not aware they could use such a versatile asset for their occupational needs.
Did you know pubs are currently being sold for uses such as; dwelling-houses for family occupation, for conversion into multiple residential units, for community uses and places of worship, for ALL retail uses including convenience stores and restaurants and even for funeral parlours - In fact you can use a pub for just about anything!
Many individuals and pub companies have also had significant success in purchasing pubs for investment and development and regularly re-visit our properties on offer for further fruitful acquisitions.
Monday, 27 July 2009
Friday, 24 July 2009
Pub for Sale in Burnley, Lancashire
A BURNLEY pub may have seen its last pint pulled.
The Old Duke Inn, Briercliffe Road, closed in January and, according to property agents, will now probably not reopen as a pub.London-based Paramount Investments said interest had been received in the venue from business people outside the pub trade.
Last October the landlord of the pub was forced to pay a £6,000 fine for illegally broadcasting football matches without a licence. Just a month later a police investigation was launched after a man was savagely beaten outside the pub for allegedly assaulting a young girl.
Paramount said entrepreneurs, property developers and even community groups were taking advantage of rock-bottom pub property prices in recent months.
Pubs come with a type of planning permission which means they can be transformed into cafes, shops, restaurants or offices, often with no need to apply for further consent.
Paramount managing director Mark Greig said: 'As no publican or pub company has stepped forward to save the Old Duke, it may cease to be a pub at all.'
Anyone interested in The Old Duke in Burnley ?
The Old Duke Inn, Briercliffe Road, closed in January and, according to property agents, will now probably not reopen as a pub.London-based Paramount Investments said interest had been received in the venue from business people outside the pub trade.
Last October the landlord of the pub was forced to pay a £6,000 fine for illegally broadcasting football matches without a licence. Just a month later a police investigation was launched after a man was savagely beaten outside the pub for allegedly assaulting a young girl.
Paramount said entrepreneurs, property developers and even community groups were taking advantage of rock-bottom pub property prices in recent months.
Pubs come with a type of planning permission which means they can be transformed into cafes, shops, restaurants or offices, often with no need to apply for further consent.
Paramount managing director Mark Greig said: 'As no publican or pub company has stepped forward to save the Old Duke, it may cease to be a pub at all.'
Anyone interested in The Old Duke in Burnley ?
Pubs suitable for alternative use subject to planning permission
Following a successful week of trading contracts have now been exchanged on the following 12 pubs – Junction (HD4), St Pauls (GL50), Magnet (SK4), Gardeners (M24), Toby (BN2), New Gas Tavern (WR14), Cinnamon (WS3), Cricketers (OX10), Crown (RH1), King Alfred (GU7), Village Tavern (B8), Royal Oak (WS15).
Nationwide there are still over 300 pubs for sale available on our website, the latest of which are listed below. Double click on any pub name to be diverted for further information. Each pub offers excellent value for continued licensed use or a variety of alternative uses subject to gaining the appropriate Local Authority consents.
White Lion Hotel, Queens Head, Hop Merchant, Hand & Heart, Gamekeeper, COBURNS, Eagle Inn, Kings Tavern, Plum Tree, Prince Arthur, Red Lion, Riverside (Royal Oak), Solo (HOP POLES), Shakespeare Inn, Royal Exchange, Robin Hood, George Inn, Cat, Britannia Inn, Dog & Lamp Post, Dartmouth Arms, Dukes Head Hotel, Decoy Tavern (land), Centurion , Cricketers
Nationwide there are still over 300 pubs for sale available on our website, the latest of which are listed below. Double click on any pub name to be diverted for further information. Each pub offers excellent value for continued licensed use or a variety of alternative uses subject to gaining the appropriate Local Authority consents.
White Lion Hotel, Queens Head, Hop Merchant, Hand & Heart, Gamekeeper, COBURNS, Eagle Inn, Kings Tavern, Plum Tree, Prince Arthur, Red Lion, Riverside (Royal Oak), Solo (HOP POLES), Shakespeare Inn, Royal Exchange, Robin Hood, George Inn, Cat, Britannia Inn, Dog & Lamp Post, Dartmouth Arms, Dukes Head Hotel, Decoy Tavern (land), Centurion , Cricketers
Thursday, 23 July 2009
Pub buildings and land for sale
It is not just pub buildings that landlords are selling off - one Norwich pub has been forced to sell its garden in order to raise much-needed cash.
The West End Retreat on Brown Street wants to raise £135,000 from the sale of the land next to it, which includes a large garden.Planning permission has already been granted for the construction of four two-bedroomed flats on the 2,700sq ft site.
Mark Greig, managing director of Paramount Investments, the agent handling the sale, said: “It's important that the pub can continue to invest in its future, but this can only be done at a price.“A lot of pubs have land around them which are attractive to developers.
Some of these pubs are now considering the sale of this land. It may not be ideal, but in certain circumstances it can guarantee that the pub stays open, at least for the foreseeable future, and that jobs are protected.”
The West End Retreat on Brown Street wants to raise £135,000 from the sale of the land next to it, which includes a large garden.Planning permission has already been granted for the construction of four two-bedroomed flats on the 2,700sq ft site.
Mark Greig, managing director of Paramount Investments, the agent handling the sale, said: “It's important that the pub can continue to invest in its future, but this can only be done at a price.“A lot of pubs have land around them which are attractive to developers.
Some of these pubs are now considering the sale of this land. It may not be ideal, but in certain circumstances it can guarantee that the pub stays open, at least for the foreseeable future, and that jobs are protected.”
Wednesday, 22 July 2009
Gloucestershire, Berkshire, Worcestershire, Hampshire
Admiral Taverns has put a further 14 of its pubs on the market.
The pubs are described as "quality mid-range stock" and are primarily located in towns and villages in Gloucestershire, Berkshire, Worcestershire and Hampshire. Prices range from £125,000 to £395,000.
They are being marketed by Paramount Investments. Managing director Mark Greig said he believed most of the sites would remain as pubs.
To date, Admiral has placed over 300 pubs on the market since it began disposing of large portions of its estate at the end of 2008. It currently has around 2000 pubs.
The pubs are described as "quality mid-range stock" and are primarily located in towns and villages in Gloucestershire, Berkshire, Worcestershire and Hampshire. Prices range from £125,000 to £395,000.
They are being marketed by Paramount Investments. Managing director Mark Greig said he believed most of the sites would remain as pubs.
To date, Admiral has placed over 300 pubs on the market since it began disposing of large portions of its estate at the end of 2008. It currently has around 2000 pubs.
Thursday, 16 July 2009
Pubs for Sale in Liverpool, Manchester, Midlands
Eagle Inn Southall Street Brynna, Pontyclun Mid Glamorgan CF72 9QH FREEHOLD £125,000 9,103
King Alfred Quarry Hill Godalming Surrey GU7 2NW FREEHOLD £200,000 Not Measured
Kings Tavern 252 Kings Road Reading Berkshire RG1 4JL Long Leasehold until 2974 @ £1pa £200,000 17,054
New Gas Tavern 114 Madresfield Road Malvern Worcestershire WR14 2NR FREEHOLD £210,000 18,891
Plum Tree St. Andrews Road Pershore Worcestershire WR10 1LT FREEHOLD £210,000 2,395
Prince Arthur 93 Rice Lane Liverpool Merseyside L9 1AD FREEHOLD (free of tie lease @ £25,000; lease expires 2033 £225,000 16,360
Red Lion 1 Park Road Stevington, Bedford Bedfordshire MK43 7QD FREEHOLD (current rent is £10,400; Lease expires July 2010) £395,000
Riverside (Royal Oak) 70 Ousegate Selby North Yorkshire YO8 0NH FREEHOLD £110,000 20,424
Royal Oak Uttoxeter Road Hill Ridware Staffordshire WS15 3QS FREEHOLD £200,000 7,382 Solo
Hop Poles 302 Wincheap Canterbury Kent CT1 3TY FREEHOLD (current rent is £20,220pa; Lese expires 2025) £250,000 18,603
Broadstone Two Gates Tanhouse Lane, Halesowen West Midlands B63 2JR Long Leasehold 99 years from 1972 at a current rent of £3000 PA £95,000 4,170
British Oak 77 Gooch St north Birmingham West Midlands B5 6QU FREEHOLD £175,000 5,388
Prince Alfred Hotel Church Rd Wallasey Merseyside CH44 6JB FREEHOLD £225,000 2,090
Railway 78 Wellington Road Wavertree, Liverpool, Merseyside L15 4JN FREEHOLD £150,000
Victoria Inn The Square Four Lanes, Redruth Cornwall TR16 6PZ FREEHOLD £225,000 7,650
Royal George Hotel Heady Hill Road Heywood Greater Manchester OL10 3JH FREEHOLD £150,000
Robin Hood 237 Droylesden Rd Newton Heath Manchester M40 1PE LONG LEASEHOLD £200,000 13,305
Riverside Inn Main St Rotherham Yorkshire S60 5SR FREEHOLD £95,000
King Alfred Quarry Hill Godalming Surrey GU7 2NW FREEHOLD £200,000 Not Measured
Kings Tavern 252 Kings Road Reading Berkshire RG1 4JL Long Leasehold until 2974 @ £1pa £200,000 17,054
New Gas Tavern 114 Madresfield Road Malvern Worcestershire WR14 2NR FREEHOLD £210,000 18,891
Plum Tree St. Andrews Road Pershore Worcestershire WR10 1LT FREEHOLD £210,000 2,395
Prince Arthur 93 Rice Lane Liverpool Merseyside L9 1AD FREEHOLD (free of tie lease @ £25,000; lease expires 2033 £225,000 16,360
Red Lion 1 Park Road Stevington, Bedford Bedfordshire MK43 7QD FREEHOLD (current rent is £10,400; Lease expires July 2010) £395,000
Riverside (Royal Oak) 70 Ousegate Selby North Yorkshire YO8 0NH FREEHOLD £110,000 20,424
Royal Oak Uttoxeter Road Hill Ridware Staffordshire WS15 3QS FREEHOLD £200,000 7,382 Solo
Hop Poles 302 Wincheap Canterbury Kent CT1 3TY FREEHOLD (current rent is £20,220pa; Lese expires 2025) £250,000 18,603
Broadstone Two Gates Tanhouse Lane, Halesowen West Midlands B63 2JR Long Leasehold 99 years from 1972 at a current rent of £3000 PA £95,000 4,170
British Oak 77 Gooch St north Birmingham West Midlands B5 6QU FREEHOLD £175,000 5,388
Prince Alfred Hotel Church Rd Wallasey Merseyside CH44 6JB FREEHOLD £225,000 2,090
Railway 78 Wellington Road Wavertree, Liverpool, Merseyside L15 4JN FREEHOLD £150,000
Victoria Inn The Square Four Lanes, Redruth Cornwall TR16 6PZ FREEHOLD £225,000 7,650
Royal George Hotel Heady Hill Road Heywood Greater Manchester OL10 3JH FREEHOLD £150,000
Robin Hood 237 Droylesden Rd Newton Heath Manchester M40 1PE LONG LEASEHOLD £200,000 13,305
Riverside Inn Main St Rotherham Yorkshire S60 5SR FREEHOLD £95,000
Tuesday, 14 July 2009
UK Pub, hotel, bar and restaurant websites
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Monday, 13 July 2009
Lancashire Pub For Sale
The Brookside in Duckworth Street, Darwen, Lancashire was until recently well known for its popular poker nights, before being put up for sale.
According to agents at London-based Paramount Investments, the £125,000 asking price has been low enough to tempt business people outside the pub trade.
But Dave Hollings, Sunnyhurst ward councillor, says The Brookside, which had been open for decades before its closure, should only be sold to another brewery or independent publican.
He urged the property agents to consider dropping the price further.
Paramount managing director Mark Greig said: “As no publican or pub company has stepped forward to save The Brookside, it may cease to be a pub at all.”
The firm reports an increase in sales of pubs as entrepreneurs, property developers and even community groups have been taking advantage of rock-bottom pub property prices in recent months.
Pubs are being converted into restaurants, shops, offices and flats as investors seek to maximise their returns.
According to agents at London-based Paramount Investments, the £125,000 asking price has been low enough to tempt business people outside the pub trade.
But Dave Hollings, Sunnyhurst ward councillor, says The Brookside, which had been open for decades before its closure, should only be sold to another brewery or independent publican.
He urged the property agents to consider dropping the price further.
Paramount managing director Mark Greig said: “As no publican or pub company has stepped forward to save The Brookside, it may cease to be a pub at all.”
The firm reports an increase in sales of pubs as entrepreneurs, property developers and even community groups have been taking advantage of rock-bottom pub property prices in recent months.
Pubs are being converted into restaurants, shops, offices and flats as investors seek to maximise their returns.
Sunday, 12 July 2009
Managed Pubs, Leased Pubs, Tenanted Pubs
The UK pub industry consists of nearly 60,000 pubs in total, which can be broadly categorised into one of three distinct business models:
Managed Pubs - generally owned by a pub company or brewer, operated by a salaried manager and staff employed by the pub company which also prescribes the product range and details of service style. They tend to be physically larger than leased/tenanted pubs and individual, independently owned pubs and have higher average weekly sales. Managed pub companies report total sales through their pubs as turnover and also total pub profitability.
Leased / Tenanted Pubs - tend to be smaller and are owned by a pub company or brewer and leased to and therefore operated by a third party tenant or lessee, who pays rent to the owner, is generally responsible for the maintenance of the pub and is normally contracted to purchase the drink products (in particular beer) from the pub company. These pubs have average weekly sales of around £3,000 to £5,000 and are typically more dependent on the sale of beer than managed pubs. Leased and tenanted pub companies report rent and wholesale beer sales as turnover and rent and wholesale beer margin as profit.
Individual Pubs - (sometimes known as freehouses) are independently owned and operated by private individuals, partnerships or companies who are responsible for the maintenance of the pub and retain any profits after the expenses of running the pub. The owners are free to decide which products to sell.
Sources: Office for National Statistics, Company Information and Estimates
Managed Pubs - generally owned by a pub company or brewer, operated by a salaried manager and staff employed by the pub company which also prescribes the product range and details of service style. They tend to be physically larger than leased/tenanted pubs and individual, independently owned pubs and have higher average weekly sales. Managed pub companies report total sales through their pubs as turnover and also total pub profitability.
Leased / Tenanted Pubs - tend to be smaller and are owned by a pub company or brewer and leased to and therefore operated by a third party tenant or lessee, who pays rent to the owner, is generally responsible for the maintenance of the pub and is normally contracted to purchase the drink products (in particular beer) from the pub company. These pubs have average weekly sales of around £3,000 to £5,000 and are typically more dependent on the sale of beer than managed pubs. Leased and tenanted pub companies report rent and wholesale beer sales as turnover and rent and wholesale beer margin as profit.
Individual Pubs - (sometimes known as freehouses) are independently owned and operated by private individuals, partnerships or companies who are responsible for the maintenance of the pub and retain any profits after the expenses of running the pub. The owners are free to decide which products to sell.
Sources: Office for National Statistics, Company Information and Estimates
Tuesday, 7 July 2009
Yorkshire, Staffordshire, Glamorgan, Lancashire
Pub for sale Sheffield South Yorkshire S12 1
Public house/development land for sale with full vacant possession. Unconditional offers are invited for our clients unencumbered interest. May be suitable for redevelopment subject to gaining...
Pub for sale Stoke on Trent Staffordshire ST6 2
Public house/development land for sale with full vacant possession. Unconditional offers are invited for our clients unencumbered interest. May be suitable for redevelopment subject to gaining...
Pub for sale Swansea West Glamorgan SA1 1
Public house/development land for sale with full vacant possession. Unconditional offers are invited for our clients unencumbered interest. May be suitable for redevelopment subject to gaining...
Pub for sale Nelson Lancashire BB9 1
Public house/development land for sale with full vacant possession. Unconditional offers are invited for our clients unencumbered interest. May be suitable for redevelopment subject to gaining...
Pub for sale Bradford West Yorkshire BD1 1
Public house/development land for sale with full vacant possession. Unconditional offers are invited for our clients unencumbered interest. May be suitable for redevelopment subject to gaining...
Pub for sale Heywood Greater Manchester OL10 2
Public house/development land for sale with full vacant possession. Unconditional offers are invited for our clients unencumbered interest. May be suitable for redevelopment subject to gaining...
Monday, 6 July 2009
Pubs, bars, clubs and restaurants for sale or lease
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One in 20 pubs in Northern Ireland expects to be closed
One in 20 pubs in Northern Ireland expects to be closed by the end of this year thanks to the economic downturn and the availability of cheap alcohol.According to a new survey of over 200 NI publicans from the Northern Irish Federation of the Retail Licensed Trade, 34,000 on-trade jobs could be lost as a result.
“The majority of pubs in NI are owned and operated by private individuals - they cannot sell alcohol below cost price,” pointed out the Federation’s Chief Executive Colin Neill who stated that the pub industry there could not compete against major multiples selling at below-cost.
The Federation survey found that 35 per cent of members had already laid-off staff in the past 12 months and 24 per cent expected further redundancies in 2009.
Just under three-quarters of respondents had reduced the hours worked by their staff over the last year while three-fifths of them expected to have to reduce them again this year.
“The statistics being announced today show quite clearly that Northern Ireland's pub industry is in crisis,” stated Colin Neill, “98 per cent said that the economic situation is impacting their business and 45 per cent believe the next 12 months are going to be bad for business.
Already 14 per cent of the publicans surveyed have reduced their opening hours to help make ends meet with an additional 23 per cent expecting to have to do the same this year.”
“The majority of pubs in NI are owned and operated by private individuals - they cannot sell alcohol below cost price,” pointed out the Federation’s Chief Executive Colin Neill who stated that the pub industry there could not compete against major multiples selling at below-cost.
The Federation survey found that 35 per cent of members had already laid-off staff in the past 12 months and 24 per cent expected further redundancies in 2009.
Just under three-quarters of respondents had reduced the hours worked by their staff over the last year while three-fifths of them expected to have to reduce them again this year.
“The statistics being announced today show quite clearly that Northern Ireland's pub industry is in crisis,” stated Colin Neill, “98 per cent said that the economic situation is impacting their business and 45 per cent believe the next 12 months are going to be bad for business.
Already 14 per cent of the publicans surveyed have reduced their opening hours to help make ends meet with an additional 23 per cent expecting to have to do the same this year.”
Punch Taverns Survives Investor Protest Vote Against Share Sale
It was perilously close, but Giles Thorley's Punch Taverns survived a crucial vote to approve the publican's £375million rescue fundraising, reports the Daily Mail.
The group has been whittling down its debts, paying off £404million - 8 per cent of the total - since the start of its financial year.
It has sold off non-core pubs to help pay-down debts, recently announcing the sale of 11 pubs to rival Greene King for £30.4million.
It has also said it will continue to look at asset sales and ways to cut costs to improve cash flow and ease its debt burden, but it hopes the share placing will avoid the need to offload core pubs at unattractive prices.
The group has been whittling down its debts, paying off £404million - 8 per cent of the total - since the start of its financial year.
It has sold off non-core pubs to help pay-down debts, recently announcing the sale of 11 pubs to rival Greene King for £30.4million.
It has also said it will continue to look at asset sales and ways to cut costs to improve cash flow and ease its debt burden, but it hopes the share placing will avoid the need to offload core pubs at unattractive prices.
Beer sales down as hotels go on sale
Sri Lankan News.Net Sunday 5th July, 2009
Declining British beer sales have caused UK brewer Scottish & Newcastle to put many of their hotels up for sale.
The group has said it wished to focus on other outlets it manages for Royal Bank of Scotland and Globe Pub Company.
Scottish & Newcastle will put 20 of their iconic pubs on sale. S&N operates more than 2,000 pubs through the UK, where beer sales are at their lowest levels in almost 40 years.
Pub and club sales fell 6.3 per cent during the first quarter of the year.
Declining British beer sales have caused UK brewer Scottish & Newcastle to put many of their hotels up for sale.
The group has said it wished to focus on other outlets it manages for Royal Bank of Scotland and Globe Pub Company.
Scottish & Newcastle will put 20 of their iconic pubs on sale. S&N operates more than 2,000 pubs through the UK, where beer sales are at their lowest levels in almost 40 years.
Pub and club sales fell 6.3 per cent during the first quarter of the year.
Friday, 3 July 2009
Empty UK Pubs Get Second Chance as Teenage Bars
UK Pubs have been given a new lease of life as no alcohol teenage pubs.The Home office backs a new scheme to re open empty pubs as teenage bars.
The idea is the product of partnership working by youth, community, health, substance misuse, careers, criminal justice and other agencies.
The teenage pub will provide entertainment, games, music, soft drinks and convenience food and are widely expected to solve problems often caused by the lack of somewhere for teenagers to go, such as street corner underage drinking.Communities will also benefit from the reopening of unviable boarded up pubs and for investors permission for change of use is a formality.
The scheme is being piloted in Crewe and on Merseyside, and run by Partnership projects and if successful, could be nationwide. With the support of some major pub companies, parents, teenagers and the Government the teenage pub could be the answer to slowing the rate of permanent closure of UK pubs.
Whether our clients are buying a pub, restaurant or hotel to redevelop or to run as a business, we aim to closely match their individual requirements and save time on property viewings, local research, due dilligence and property conveyancing.
The idea is the product of partnership working by youth, community, health, substance misuse, careers, criminal justice and other agencies.
The teenage pub will provide entertainment, games, music, soft drinks and convenience food and are widely expected to solve problems often caused by the lack of somewhere for teenagers to go, such as street corner underage drinking.Communities will also benefit from the reopening of unviable boarded up pubs and for investors permission for change of use is a formality.
The scheme is being piloted in Crewe and on Merseyside, and run by Partnership projects and if successful, could be nationwide. With the support of some major pub companies, parents, teenagers and the Government the teenage pub could be the answer to slowing the rate of permanent closure of UK pubs.
Whether our clients are buying a pub, restaurant or hotel to redevelop or to run as a business, we aim to closely match their individual requirements and save time on property viewings, local research, due dilligence and property conveyancing.
Wednesday, 1 July 2009
Great Yarmouth, Cheltenham, County Durham
Pubs for sale in Great Yarmouth, Cheltenham, County Durham
Dukes Head Hotel 13 Hall Quay, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Decoy Tavern (land) Beccles Road, Fritton, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
St. Pauls St. Pauls Road, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
Cricketers Portrack Lane, Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham
Dukes Head Hotel 13 Hall Quay, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Decoy Tavern (land) Beccles Road, Fritton, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
St. Pauls St. Pauls Road, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
Cricketers Portrack Lane, Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham
West Midlands, Wolverhampton, Walsall, Willenhall
Pubs for Sale in the West Midlands
Shakespeare Inn Somerford, Place Willenhall West Midlands
Royal Exchange 84, Bromford Lane, West Bromwich West Midlands
Robin Hood 54 The Crescent, Willenhall West, West Midlands
George Inn 109 Phoenix Street, West Bromwich West Midlands
Cat 16 Bloxwich Road, South Willenhall, West Midlands
Britannia Inn Dial Lane, West Bromwich, West Midlands
Dog & Lamp Post 62 Dudley Road, Brierley Hill, West Midlands
Dartmouth Arms 47 Vicarage Road, Wolverhampton, West Midlands
Cinnamon Wolverhampton Road, Pelsall, Walsall West Midlands
Centurion 110 Chase Road, Burntwood, Staffordshire
Shakespeare Inn Somerford, Place Willenhall West Midlands
Royal Exchange 84, Bromford Lane, West Bromwich West Midlands
Robin Hood 54 The Crescent, Willenhall West, West Midlands
George Inn 109 Phoenix Street, West Bromwich West Midlands
Cat 16 Bloxwich Road, South Willenhall, West Midlands
Britannia Inn Dial Lane, West Bromwich, West Midlands
Dog & Lamp Post 62 Dudley Road, Brierley Hill, West Midlands
Dartmouth Arms 47 Vicarage Road, Wolverhampton, West Midlands
Cinnamon Wolverhampton Road, Pelsall, Walsall West Midlands
Centurion 110 Chase Road, Burntwood, Staffordshire
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