Facilities

Garden
Function Rooms
Car park
Commercial Kitchen
Private accommodation

Destination Dining Pub with Huge Potential

A substantial destination country pub and restaurant on the outskirts of Bewdley, set in a desirable semi-rural location and ideally suited to an experienced food-led operator. Currently trading with an established 70/30 food-to-wet sales split, the business b...

Important Information

Annual rent £40,000
Additional information N/A
Weekly rent £769
Entry costs £35,000
Turnover royalty N/A
Forecasted operator turnover £610,133
Forecasted Operator Profit (inc machine profit) £39,583
Forecasted operator machine profit £0
Average Beer & Cider Discount* £108
Type of Tie Full tie: Access to Discounted Wines, Spirits & Minerals Price List
Agreement Standard Tenancy Agreement. A fixed 5 year term.
Machine Product Agreement Unrestricted (100% to licensee)
Entry cost is approximately £35000 which includes 25% of the fixtures & fittings value, deposit, stock and working capital. Any additional costs will be confirmed in your schedule 1 information. You will also need to obtain independent professional legal and financial advice. Please note, the fixtures and fittings value is estimated and will be confirmed on change day and an assisted purchase plan is available to purchase the remaining 75% of fixtures and fittings.
Deposit £10,000
Additional Information N/A
Estimated Fixtures & Fittings Value £10,000
Estimated Stock Value £7,500
Estimated Working Capital £7,500
Estimated Entry Cost £35,000

Bruce Wakeling

Business Development Manager

‘I have over 20 years’ experience in senior operations roles across pub companies and well-known high-street hospitality brands. I enjoy using my experience to support the many offers my leased and tenanted partners deliver in their pubs, helping them to achieve their dreams with their businesses. I pride myself on building strong, supportive relationships with my partners and leaving them in no doubt that they can pick up the phone to speak with me and get my support whenever they need it, adapting this support to the specific needs of each partner.’