Fifteen Bedroom Hotel for Sale in Treorchy Rhondda Cynon Taff with Bar and Beer Patios
Treorchy, Rhondda Cynon Taff
- Status
FOR SALE
- Advert ID
645351
- Reference
96325 / Rightbiz
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- Freehold: £235,000
- Turnover: Not Applicable
- Profit: Not Applicable
Business Details
TREORCHY FIFTEEN BEDROOM HOTEL
TREORCHY - FIFTEEN BEDROOM HOTEL
Open-plan lounge bar and restaurant
Fifteen en suite letting bedrooms
Front and rear beer patios
Currently closed
The Cardiff Arms Bistro is a substantial premises located in the village of Treorchy. The property itself provides ground floor trading areas with fifteen en suite letting bedrooms. It has the benefit of front and rear trade gardens. The business has traded successfully within the area for a number of years but recently had to close due to management issues. The property is being sold as 'bricks and mortar' only and does not include any trade fixtures, fittings or goodwill.
The former mining town of Treorchy is located in the Rhondda Fawr Valley, part of the Rhonda Cynon Taff County Borough. It has a population approaching 8,000 and enjoys good road communication links being beside the A4061 which provides access north to Hirwaun and the A465 (10 miles) and south through the Ogmore Vale to Bridgend and M4 (14 miles). The A4058 also runs south through the Rhondda Valley to Pontypridd and the A470 (10 miles). Treorchy railway station is serviced by Transport for Wales on the Rhondda Line and provides regular services to Treherbert and Cardiff Central.
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