Inn for sale in Jedburgh Scottish Borders located in scenic Ancrum village with bar and restaurant
Jedburgh, Scottish Borders
- Status
FOR SALE
- Advert ID
636184
- Reference
The Ancrum Cross Keys - 49493 / Rightbiz
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- Freehold: £235,000
- Turnover: On request
- Profit: On request
Business Details
Attractive Inn Overlooking the Green in a Pretty Scottish Borders Village For Sale
- Close to Borders Town of Jedburgh
- Great Range of Bar; Lounge & Restaurant Areas
- Fantastic, Large Beer Garden
- Potential for 4 Letting Bedrooms OR Owners Accommodation
The Ancrum Cross Keys is an attractive and characterful inn located in the charming village of Ancrum, a Conservation Area. Ancrum, in the Scottish Borders, is a picturesque village lying less than 5 miles from the town of Jedburgh and only an hour's drive from Edinburgh.
The Ancrum Cross Keys, a Category C Listed Building, has a prominent position in the village, overlooking the beautiful Ancrum village green. The inn has a range of food and beverage facilities; main bar, bar lounge and restaurant. Outside, there is a patio area with picnic-style tables to the front, as well as a large beer garden to the rear, which leads to access to the Ale Water. On the first floor there is potential redevelopment space, previously owners' accommodation, that could be developed into letting bedrooms or revert to spacious accommodation for owners. In January 2026, the Seller took the decision to cease trading. The availability of the Ancrum Cross Keys offers a wonderful opportunity for a new owner to acquire a traditional village pub with great further development potential.
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