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Liverpool Pub For Sale, Liverpool Property Investments For Sale
Freehold Pub For Sale In Waterloo, Merseyside Waterloo Tavern Queen Street Liverpool Merseyside L22 Gross Site Area: 10571 sq/ft* £ 275,000 + VAT Freehold LOCATION Situated in a residential area of Waterloo. Just off the main shopping area close to local amenities. Near to the local town hall. PROPERTY Large lounge area in excellent condition, fully refurbished about 3 years ago. Separate room that is ideal for small functions and occasions. Catering kitchen. Four bedrooms large lounge two bathrooms all of which are in good condition. Garden to the rear. FURTHER INFORMATION Vacant possession Development potential (STPP) Approx gross site area: 10,571sq.ft Approx ground floor foot plate: 4,305sq.ft Rateable Value: £19,250 Unconditional offers are invited for our clients unencumbered interest. Freehold Pub for Sale London 29 Oct 2011
Wigan Pub For Sale, Wigan Property Investments For Sale
Freehold Pub For Sale In Ashton-in-Makerfield, Greater Manchester Cross Keys Hotel Ashton-in-Makerfield Wigan Greater Manchester WN4 Gross Site Area: 6439 sq/ft* £ 200,000 + VAT Freehold LOCATION The Cross Keys Hotel can be found on the corner of Golbourne Road and Dawber Street. The property is located under 2 miles from Bryn Railway Station and is in close proximity to the M6 Motorway. PROPERTY The property is a large detached, two storey brick built building. The Cross Keys Hotel has a garden to the rear and has parking available to the front of the property. FURTHER INFORMATION Vacant possession Development potential (STPP) Approx gross site area: 6,439sq.ft Approx ground floor foot plate: 1,614sq.ft Rateable Value: £6,600 Unconditional offers are invited for our clients unencumbered interest. The property represents excellent value for continued licensed use / owner occupation. There is also potential for redevelopment (residential / commercial / mixed use) subject to gaining the appropriate Local Authority consents. Wigan Hotel for Sale 28 Oct 2011
Weymouth Pub For Sale, Weymouth Property Investments For Sale
Freehold Pub For Sale In Weymouth, South West Brownlow Hotel Ranelagh Road / Brownlow Street Weymouth Dorset DT4 Gross Site Area: 4427 sq/ft* £ 275,000 + VAT Freehold LOCATION The pub can be found on the corner of Ranelagh Road and Brownlow Street a short stroll from Weymouths' Blue Flag beach and the Town Centre. Weymouth railway station is also within close proximity. PROPERTY The Brownlow Hotel is a large end of terrace property with rendered elavations under a pitched slate tiled roof. To the rear is a small walled garden and garages. FURTHER INFORMATION Vacant possession Development potential (STPP) Approx gross site area: 4,427sq.ft Approx ground floor foot plate: 2,450sq.ft Rateable Value: £5,750 Unconditional offers are invited for our clients unencumbered interest. The property represents excellent value for continued licensed use / owner occupation. There is also potential for redevelopment (residential / commercial / mixed use) subject to gaining the appropriate Local Authority consents. Dorset Hotel for Sale,Weymouth 27 Oct 2011
Bury St. Edmunds Pub For Sale, Bury St. Edmunds Property Investments For Sale
Freehold Pub For Sale In Pakenham, Suffolk The Fox Pakenham Bury St. Edmunds Suffolk IP31 Gross Site Area: 1.64 acres* £ 275,000 + VAT Freehold LOCATION Located in a predominantly residential area, the Fox can be found on The Street in the town of Pakenham. The property is just a few miles outside of Bury St Edmunds. PROPERTY Large detached two storey building sitting on approximately 1.6 acres. The Fox benefits from a good sized car park to the side and out-buildings to the rear in addition to an extremely large garden. FURTHER INFORMATION Vacant possession Development potential (STPP) Approx gross site area: 1.644 acres Approx ground floor foot plate: 2,432sq.ft Rateable Value: £5,600 Unconditional offers are invited for our clients unencumbered interest. The property represents excellent value for continued licensed use / owner occupation. There is also potential for redevelopment (residential / commercial / mixed use) subject to gaining the appropriate Local Authority consents. Freehold Pub for Sale, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk 26 Oct 2011
Freehold Pubs & Public Houses - Run Down, Derelict, Empty & Distressed Pubs for Sale in London
Run Down, Derelict, Empty & Distressed Pubs for Sale in London
UK Pub Sales Agents News Added: September 16, 2011 01:42:06 AM Author: Paramount Pub Sales Agents Pub Sales Agents - : Pubs in London Property News - Run Down, Derelict, Empty & Distressed Pubs for Sale in London
Paramount Investments are London pub sales agents offering leasehold and freehold pubs for sale in London on behalf of breweries, pub companies, pub landlords, publicans, property developers, hotel chains, restaurant groups, franchises and individuals.
Run down, derelict, empty or distressed pubs are for sale at below market value and hold great investment potential for property developers as renovation, restoration or refurbishment projects.
Subject to planning permission and change of use consent being granted, these run down,vacant, derelict, empty or distressed pubs may be suitable for redevelopment, renovation, repair, refurbishment or restoration into offices, shops, HMOs, hostels, care homes, restaurants, flats or apartments.
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Chester Le Street Pub For Sale, Chester Le Street Property Investments For Sale
Freehold Pub For Sale In Great Lumley, County Durham Warriors Arms Great Lumley Chester Le Street Durham DH3 Ground floor footplate: 1923 sq/ft* £ 250,000 + VAT LOCATION Occupying a bold position on Front Street in Great Lumley, approximately 6 miles north of Durham City Centre. The property lies within convenient distance of the A1(M) with the closest rail station being Chester-le-street. PROPERTY Double fronted, detached brick building with small outdoor space. Managers living accommodation upstairs. FURTHER INFORMATION Vacant possession Development potential (STPP) Approx gross site area: 2,226sq.ft Approx ground floor foot plate: 1,923sq.ft Rateable Value: £6,250 Unconditional offers are invited for our clients unencumbered interest. The property represents excellent value for continued licensed use / owner occupation. There is also potential for redevelopment (residential / commercial / mixed use) subject to gaining the appropriate Local Authority consents. The existing use class of the property is A4 'Drinking Establishments'. Planning consent is not required to change the current use to A1 (shops), A2 (financial and professional services) or A3 (restaurants and cafes). Please note that VAT may be applicable in this matter. Warrior Arms Pub for Sale, Chester-Le-Street 24 Oct 2011
Castleford Pub For Sale, Castleford Property Investments For Sale
Leasehold Pub for Sale Castleford Sandmartin Pemberton Road Castleford West Yorkshire WF10 Gross Site Area: 32796 sq/ft* £ 25,000 + VAT Leasehold Lease length: Short leasehold until 2071 @£2750 pa Approx ground floor foot plate: 6,114 sq ft* The property represents excellent value for continued licensed use / owner occupation. There is also enormous potential for redevelopment (residential / commercial / mixed use) subject to gaining the appropriate Local Authority consents. West Yorkshire Pub for Sale, Castleford 21 Oct 2011
Brewery pushes up price of its beers (From Swindon Advertiser)
BEER drinkers are to be hit in the pocket again as Arkell’s raises the price of a pint.
In a leaked memo from an angered landlord it was revealed that the local brewery, which has 30 pubs in the town and more than 100 in total, would be raising the price of a pint by up to 20p.
The brewey has blamed an increase in the minimum wage, high energy costs and an increase in employers’ national insurance contributions for the hike.
From today, a pint of 3Bs in an Arkell’s pub will increase from £2.50 to £2.70 and a price of Stella will go up to £3.70 from £3.30.
Craig Titchener, head of managed houses at the brewery, said: “Arkell’s attempts to keep prices as low as they can for as long as they can and I am sure all Arkell’s landlords respect this.
“However, every business is affected by the current economic downturn.
“We have seen a 28 per cent increase in energy costs, a one per cent increase in national insurance and an increase in business rates and minimum wage – they all add up. We don’t do this lightly.”
Licensed property news: Pubs taking advantage of growing demand for fine dining
Licensed property news: Pubs taking advantage of growing demand for fine dining
By: Paramount-Magazine Published Date: 19 Oct 2011 14:32
Investors looking to buy a pub and cash in on the enduring strength of the UK hospitality sector are likely to be noting with interest the steady movement towards fine dining in the nation's licensed premises.
Over recent years, the traditional pub model has been, in many places, replaced by the so-called gastro-pub model as landlords recognise the potential benefits of offering good food alongside a friendly welcome and a good pint.
Now, it appears that many establishments are looking to go the extra mile, aiming for the very top of the hospitality market and the financial returns this can generate.
Just this month, the Hand and Flowers in Buckinghamshire became the first pub in Britain to be awarded two Michelin stars, the coveted award for fine dining.
Notably, despite having a world-class chef at work in the kitchen, the historic establishment is still very much a traditional village pub, offering a range of ales on tap and an open fire place.
What's more, the award-winning fare is also affordable, illustrating that investors buying a pub and looking to take advantage of the growing demand for high-quality food needn't go too far away from the traditional model of an English-style pub.
Commenting, Michelin Guide editor Rebecca Burr explained that, while pubs selling just booze may be struggling, those also offering their customers good food tend to be doing well, something that her team see on a daily basis.
She added: "We have inspectors coming back to the office saying 'What recession?'. Many places are thriving."
At the same time, three other pubs in England also won stars in this latest round of Michelin Awards, meaning 13 licensed premises have the world-famous accolade, alongside the 550 establishments listed in its collection of UK guides.
Given that many breweries are closing down and many traditional pubs are struggling for business as consumers continue to keep discretionary spending to a minimum, this could prompt many individual landlords, as well as some pub companies, to diversify into the fine-dining sector over the coming months and years.
Meanwhile, up in Yorkshire, it has been announced that the redevelopment of the former Tetley's brewery in Leeds could take more than ten years to complete.
According to the Yorkshire Evening Post, while the city council has given the green light to plans to revamp the historic site, it could be at least a decade before the building is fully transformed into a mix of new residential and commercial properties.
20 Oct 2011
Government plans to extend opening hours for Queen's Diamond Jubilee - 10/12/2011 - Caterer Search
The Government could extend opening hours for pubs and bars during the Queen's Diamond Jubilee weekend, Home Secretary Theresa May has said.
Under the plans, pubs, bars, community and village halls and other licensed venues in England and Wales will be able to open until 1am on Friday 1 June and Saturday 2 June next year.
British Beer & Pub Association chief executive Brigid Simmonds welcomed the move: "This is good news, as we have been calling for extra hours, which will keep Britain's pubs right at the heart of this huge national celebration, just as they were for the Royal Wedding.
"We will be hoping to persuade the Government to extend this further, and certainly to the Olympic and Paralympic opening and closing ceremonies."
Licensed property news: Investors may focus on hotels for sale as sector grows
Licensed property news: Investors may focus on hotels for sale as sector grows
By: Paramount-Magazine Published Date: 18 Oct 2011 14:33
Hotels, bars and restaurants in London have been tipped to play a leading role in driving the UK economy out of recession, with this both creating thousands of new jobs as well as numerous opportunities for those looking to put money into hospitality sector property.
While growth in the UK economy as a whole remains sluggish, a spate of news reports indicate that the national hospitality sector is bucking the trend, with hoteliers in particular reporting renewed optimism.
According to a study published by Oxford Economics in partnership with the British Hospitality Association (BHA), tens of thousands of new jobs are set to be created by the sector's growth over the next few years.
Notably, this will go hand-in-hand with the construction and opening of new properties, including hotels and restaurants, again spelling good news for investors keen to tap into this potential.
The newly-published report highlights the importance of the next few months to the general wellbeing of not just the hospitality sector but of the UK economy as a whole.
In particular, it is widely-anticipated that the 2012 London Olympics, as well as the Queen's Golden Jubilee, which will be celebrated next year also, will go a long way towards placing the country firmly on the road to economic recovery, just as prime minister David Cameron noted back in the summer of 2010.
Illustrating the extent to which opportunities for property investment in hotels have picked up over recent months, the study found that more than 50 new hotels have been opened in Wales since 2000, with these creating thousands of people, generating millions for the Welsh economy and potentially helping to generate significant returns for investors.
Such a sense of optimism is supported by a separate report, this one the Hospitality Employment Index published by Caterer.com and People 1st.
According to the duo's joint research, the number of new jobs being created in the sector is growing at its fastest rate for more than two years right now, with the upcoming Olympics again being cited as the main driver of this trend.
Notably, releasing their findings, the pair state that such an upturn in employment opportunities is perhaps the strongest signal yet that the hospitality sector is bucking the national economic trend and going from strength to strength in the face of a possible double-dip recession.
Meanwhile, the UK culture secretary Jeremy Hunt has revealed that the government is in talks with the hospitality sector over the possibility of offering Britons discounted rates in hotels, bars and restaurants in London for the duration of the 2012 Games in order to prevent a mass exodus out of the country next summer.
19 Oct 2011
UK Pubs For Sale - UK Pub Sales Agents: RPI Increase Impact on Tenanted Pub Rents
RPI Increase Impact on Tenanted Pub Rents
The Retail Price Index (RPI) measure rose to 5.6% from 5.2% in August, according to the Office of National Statistics.Fears: RPI increase will affect tenants due for rent review
With around half of the UK’s tenanted pubs having RPI increases written into their leases, this new rise will be a blow to tenants due for an annual rent review with pub companies who increase rent levels according in line with RPI.The Consumer Price Index (CPI) measure was also up in August, reaching 5.2% from a previous 4.5%, as the UK's inflation rate rose in September.
Analysts claim an increase in energy costs was behind a large proportion of the rise in the inflation rate.
Leases that increase rent in line with RPI and CPI are not new. But they have become increasingly prevalent in the last couple of years and around 60% of all agreements within the Enterprise Inns estate, for example, have annual rent increases in line with RPI.
Walsall Pub For Sale, Walsall Property Investments For Sale
18 Oct 2011
Sunderland Pub For Sale, Sunderland Property Investments For Sale
Freehold Pub For Sale In Sunderland, Tyne and Wear Wear Tavern ( Formerly Pallion ) St. Lukes Terrace Sunderland Tyne and Wear SR4 Gross Site Area: 4479 sq/ft* £ 300,000 + VAT Freehold LOCATION The Pallion (Wear Tavern) is located on a large corner plot on the busy junction of St. Lukes Terrace and Mid Moor Road. The property fronts a busy commercial road but the area is mixed commercial and residential. Both the Royal Hospital and Universtiy are close by. Pallion Rail station is approximately 0.38miles from the site and Sunderland Rail 1.3miles away. PROPERTY Large brick building. Ground floor comprises a two bar operation. There is a small kitchen facility. We are advised that the private owners accommodation to the upper parts is of a large size. Please contact Paramount to arrange a viewing. FURTHER INFORMATION Vacant possession Development potential (STPP) Approx gross site area: 4,479 sq ft* Approx ground floor foot plate:.4,280 sq ft* Rateable Value: £9,100 Unconditional offers are invited for our clients unencumbered interest. The property represents excellent value for continued licensed use / owner occupation. There is also potential for redevelopment (residential / commercial / mixed use) subject to gaining the appropriate Local Authority consents. Pub for Sale Sunderland 13 Oct 2011
Greenwich Site with planning For Sale, Greenwich Property Investments For Sale
South London Pub for Sale, SE10 Ricks Bar Trafalgar Road Greenwich Greater London SE10 Net Saleable: 7557 sq/ft* £ 925,000 Freehold The development is located on Trafalgar Road at its junction with Tyler Street and is conveniently positioned on a good retail pitch. The immediate area is a mix of retail and residential properties. A wealth of attractions can also be found in nearby Greenwich including shops, weekend markets, and restaurants as well as the Maritime Museum. For transport links Maze Hill Rail (National Rail Line) and Greenwich Station (DLR and National Rail lines) are a short distance for swift access into Central London and the City. Planning permission has been granted for the conversion and extension of this former public house into a mixed-use scheme comprising a ground floor commercial unit (A4) and 6 x self-contained apartments on the upper three floors (3x2-bed, 3x1-bed). Net saleable 7,557sq.ft Greater London Pub for Sale, Greenwich 11 Oct 2011
Prestigious awards for Snettisham pub - Business News - Lynn News
THE Rose and Crown, at Snettisham, has scored double success with TWO major awards in the 2012 Edition of The Good Pub Guide.
Looking every inch the quintessential English village inn, a long, low, white-washed building, covered in roses and facing the village green and cricket pitch, the Rose and Crown has been named East of England Pub of the Year and Norfolk Dining Pub of the Year.
Owner, Anthony Goodrich, said: “We are thrilled. It is our strategy to keep the Rose and Crown as a pub at heart, but one serving top-class food, and offering great accommodation.
“We have consciously resisted the trend amongst rural pubs to metamorphose into restaurants with bars.”
The Rose and Crown’s widespread reputation for good food is well earned.
All the dishes are prepared by head chef Jamie Clarke and his team using fresh, high-quality ingredients, and taking full advantage of the glorious produce of the area wherever possible, including local game and seafood.
The menu includes traditional pub favourites like spectacular fresh fish and chips, and an outstanding hamburger, as well as more sophisticated dishes.
Built in the 14th century to house the workmen building Snettisham’s famous church, the Rose and Crown has remained a true drinking pub.
Open log fires, well-worn pamment floors and low-beamed ceilings make it a popular meeting place for local people, as well as a haven for those from further away who appreciate good beers, friendly service and the buzz that comes with a proper busy village pub. Says Jeannette Goodrich: “Many of our customers are very sensitive about any changes we might make to the Rose and Crown.
10 Oct 2011
Pub group in receivership, blames onerous leases for collapse
Pub owner National Leisure & Gaming, which operates 35 hotels in New South Wales and Queensland, has blamed "onerous leases" for its collapse and handed receivers the daunting prospect of trying to recover more than $150 million in debt.NLG, which operated well-known venues including The Brewhouse at Belmore, Bridgeview Hotel at Willoughby, Bankstown Club Hotel and Hermit Park in Townsville, has been teetering on the brink of collapse for the best part of 12 months, and called Ian England and Guy Edwards of PricewaterhouseCoopers as administrators on Friday.
NLG's banking syndicate then appointed Stephen Longley, Jack Bournelis and Marcus Ayres of PPB Advisory as receivers and managers.
Longley said in a brief statement that the board of NLG had "performed admirably" despite the difficult conditions in the pub sector, which in recent years has battled fragile consumer confidence, smoking bans and problem gambling initiatives.
"However, despite NLG's strong operational performance, it has not been possible for the company to address long-term structural issues relating to onerous leases at certain venues."
Hotel broker Nick Tinning, of Chris Tinning & Company, says there is no doubt that NLG were operating on unsustainable leases and the collapse of the company may actually be welcomed by some in the sector.
"We now have a signal to say we are the bottom of the hotel cycle – NLG is the signal we've been waiting for."
Tinning says the fact NLG was locked into these high leases goes back to 2005 and 2006, when pub owners and operators borrowed heavily to buy into the sector during the pre-GFC boom. These landlords still have to service large debts and so must charge tenants what are seen as exorbitant rents given economic conditions.
These high debt loads have claimed a series of pub owners in recent years, including Cornerstone Hotels, Compass Hotel Group, Munday Group and Icon Hospitality.
Tinning says there are few pub tenants still to collapse, as most have renegotiated onerous leases. But he says there will still be "natural attrition" among pub owners who bought pubs on 80% debt and have since had to reduce debt ratios to 60%.
One pub owner that has been battling to stay out of the hands of receivers for some time is Redcape Group, which owns the freeholds to several hotels operated by NLG and is labouring under almost $600 million of debt.
Tinning says it will be interesting to see whether PPB can actually sell those leasehold pub operations owned by NLG that were being hit with unsustainable rents.
If PPB decides these hotels are unsaleable, the valuations on the freeholds pubs owned by Redcape could decrease sharply, as many of these pubs have been valued based on high rents. Such a drop would inevitably put further pressure on Redcape, Tinning says.
NLG also owns several freehold hotels and Tinning expects interest in these to be strong, although some potential buyers will want to see whether the Federal Government's plan to introduce mandatory pre-commitment rules for gaming machines comes to pass.
Tinning says the pre-commitment issue is a major source of uncertainty for the sector.
"Everyone will stand back to see if gaming drops. Why would you buy a hotel based on last year's gaming revenue when it could be different next year?"
Despite the tough conditions in the pub sector, a group of bargain hunters led by advertising veteran John Singleton have been buying select hotels in Sydney in recent months.
Late last year a consortium associated with Singleton purchased the Steyne Hotel in Manly and the Bellevue Hotel in Paddington.
Site with planning for sale Bedfordshire, Site with planning for sale Dunstable
9 Oct 2011
Pub for sale Durham, Pub for sale Thornaby, Stockton-on-Tees
Freehold Public House For Sale In Thornaby, Stockton-on-Tees Mandale Lanehouse Road Thornaby, Stockton-on-Tees Durham TS17 Gross Site Area: 19836 sq/ft* £ 400,000 + VAT Freehold LOCATION The Mandale public house can be found at the junction of Lanehouse Road and Diamond Road, opposite the Lanehouse post office and convenience store. PROPERTY Large, detached corner building with substantial car park which surrounds the pub. There is also the benefit of a side garage. A betting office at the rear corner of the car park is leased to Coral for 99 years from 1987 at a peppercorn rent FURTHER INFORMATION Pub is offered with full vacant possession Development Potential (STPP) Approx gross site area: 19,836 sqft* Approx ground floor area: 4,422 sqft* Rateable Value: £6,600 All unconditional offers are invited for our clients unencumbered interest. The property represents excellent value for continued licensed use / owner occupation. There is also potential for redevelopment (residential / commercial / mixed use) subject to gaining the appropriate Local Authority consents. Pub for Sale Stockton on Tees, Durham 7 Oct 2011
Pub for sale Derbyshire, Pub for sale Derby
6 Oct 2011
Pub for sale Kent, Pub for sale Dover
Freehold Pub For Sale In Dover, Kent LOCATION The Golden Lion can be found on the corner of Priory Street & Priory Place (York Street roundabout) in the heart of Dover Town Centre and is within close proximity to Dover Mainline Station and Dover Cross Channel Terminal. Other local attractions are Dover Castle and the Seafront. PROPERTY The property is a brick built building with rendered walls and a tiled pitched roof. On the ground floor is a large bar area and managers living accommodation on the first floor. FURTHER INFORMATION Vacant possession Development potential (STPP) Approx gross site area: 963 sq ft* Approx ground floor foot plate: 929 sq ft* Rateable Value: £17,500 Unconditional offers are invited for our clients unencumbered interest. The property represents excellent value for continued licensed use / owner occupation. There is also potential for redevelopment (residential / commercial / mixed use) subject to gaining the appropriate Local Authority consents. Pub for Sale Dover, Kent 5 Oct 2011
Pub for sale Derbyshire, Pub for sale Alfreton
Freehold Pub For Sale In Alfreton, Derbyshire Station Mansfield Road Alfreton Derbyshire DE55 Gross Site Area: 7755 sq/ft* £ 275,000 + VAT Freehold LOCATION The Station Hotel occupies a prominent position on a corner plot on Mansfield Road in Alfreton. The property is under half a mile from Alfreton Railway Station and is in close proximity to the M1 motorway providing excellent transport links. PROPERTY Large two storey brick building with good size car park accessible via Parkin Street. FURTHER INFORMATION Vacant possession Development potential (STPP) Approx gross site area: 7,755 sq ft* Approx ground floor foot plate: 3,494 sq ft* Rateable Value: £5,900 Unconditional offers are invited for our clients unencumbered interest. The property represents excellent value for continued licensed use / owner occupation. There is also potential for redevelopment (residential / commercial / mixed use) subject to gaining the appropriate Local Authority consents. Derbyshire Pub for Sale, Alfreton 4 Oct 2011
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