Facilities

Car park
Commercial Kitchen
Private accommodation

Large Community Pub with Exciting Capex Planned

This is a fantastic opportunity to take on a large community pub on the outskirts of Bury St Edmunds, set within a good quality residential area and well placed to serve locals, families and local clubs. With a planned Capex scheme, the pub offers exciting pot...

Important Information

Agreement A 5 year Hive Pub franchise agreement.
Guaranteed Income £20,000
Turnover share 37% of Food Sales 21.5% of Drink Sales
Profit share 6%
Bonus £7,500
Annual Estimated Total Sales £644,800
Estimated Annual Franchise Retained Income £41,944
Income explained You will earn a guaranteed income of £20,000 per annum (paid at £385 per week), plus a percentage of net food and drink sales (also paid weekly). In addition, you can earn up to £7,500 bonus per annum based on your audited standards and a share of the profit (paid quarterly) if your business is successful.
Entry cost of £5,000 is payable on change day. This includes legal fees and start up training costs. An extra £3,000 will be required as working capital, to ensure there is sufficient cash flow in the business before we make our first payment to you. You will be responsible for paying any staff wages including Employers National Insurance, liability insurances to protect the business and the public, TV licence and council tax for private accommodation.
Entry Costs £5,000

Nina Parker

‘I have worked in pubs and hospitality for over 26 years, progressing from front of house to General Manager before moving into business development. I have spent 15 years as a BDM, supporting pub and hospitality businesses to grow and succeed. I believe a great franchisee takes real ownership, becomes part of the local community, drives their business forward and builds a strong team around them. I like to work in an open, honest way with regular, clear communication. For me, pubs are more than a job — they are a lifestyle, and I love seeing busy pubs bring communities together.’