NORTHUMBERLAND BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED PUBLIC HOUSE

Popular Hadrian’s walk route
Opposite main Train station
Strong local support
Fantastic condition
Spacious owner accommodation
Football and cricket teams

Location:

The pretty and charming town of Haltwhistle is just south of Northumberland National Park, surrounded by stunning countryside.  The area has been populated since Roman times and, at the 2011 census, had a population of 3,811.  The town is apparently mentioned in the Domesday Book and one of the original spellings of the its name - Haut Whysile - means high boundary.

Haltwhistle claims to be the geographic centre of Britain and is a main stopping point for visitors who want to explore Hadrian’s Wall.  The A69 bypass takes heavy traffic away from the town centre but connects Haltwhistle to Carlisle and the M6 to the west, and Newcastle-upon-Tyne and the A1 to the east.  

Haltwhistle has a charming, family-friendly watch and clock museum based on the children’s book ‘Mr George the Clock Man’, and just outside the town you can visit the Roman Army Museum, Carvoran.  This museum is next to one of the highest standing sections of Hadrian’s Wall, known as Walltown Crags.  The Jubilee occupies a prominent position in the town, opposite the train station.

Property:

GROUND FLOOR
There is a front entrance into the BAR AREA.  The bar has seating around the sides of the pub and is furnished to a good, attractive, contemporary standard.  The bar has been cushion upholstered with a faux leather and is very attractive.  The room includes three large flat screen TVs and a projector, indicating that it is predominately a sports bar, and there is ample seating to attract a good crowd (50).

The bar area has wooden floor throughout.  

The LADIES’ and GENTLEMEN’S TOILETS are positioned at the rear of the bar.

CELLAR
Situated below the pub with drop and roll access to street level.

OWNERS ACCOMMODATION
The owners accommodation is on the first floor and comprises: 
- 2 BEDROOMS
- BATHROOM
- LOUNGE
- OFFICE/THIRD BEDROOM 
- FITTED KITCHEN

The apartment has been nicely updated and has a very cosy feel. This would suit a new leaseholder and family or, alternatively, this could be made into letting rooms to maximise profitability.

EXTERNAL
There are two benches on the pavement.  There is a BEER GARDEN to the front of the bar on land which is owned by the council.

Licence:

We understand that the property has been granted a Premises Licence under the Licensing Act 2003. Details of the permitted hours of this licence may be obtained from the licensing section of the Local Authority listed elsewhere in these particulars. The purchaser or his representative will need to hold a Personal Licence under the Act.

Services:

All main services are connected.

Rateable Value April 2017 :  £13,000  

Local Authority:  Northumberland County Council

The business has been operated by third party tenants and therefore no trading accounts are available.  Prospective purchasers will need to reach their own conclusion as to the potential trade and profitability which can be enjoyed at this outlet.