16th-Century Cotswold Stone Dining Pub With Letting Accommodation Tenancy Available

Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, UK

● A renowned 16th-century Cotswold stone dining pub with letting accommodation, set directly opposite Jackdaws Castle racing stables

● Very substantial turnover generated from both food and wet (bar) sales

● Strongly food-led trading business with extensive dining and a substantial commercial kitchen

● Three en-suite letting bedrooms in a separate letting building, with further conversion potential

● Five further bedrooms to the first floor of the main building

● Bar and dining seating for around 50 covers across two trading areas, plus a further locals' bar

● Beer garden and grounds with seating for up to around 120, plus a marquee area for around 50

● Two car parks providing in excess of 40 spaces, with further parking to the front of the pub

● Long-standing association with National Hunt racing – a favourite haunt of jockeys and trainers

Property Information

Tenancy Terms:: The Plough at Ford is available on the basis of a brand new tenancy with Donnington Brewery.
There will be a tie to Donnington Brewery for wet sales products.
Annual rent:£60,000.00

Location:: Ford is a small Cotswold hamlet within the civil parish of Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire, lying on the B4077 between Tewkesbury and Stow-on-the-Wold, at the point where the road crosses the upper reaches of the River Windrush.
The Plough sits directly opposite Jackdaws Castle, the well-known racing stables of trainer Jonjo O'Neill, and the pub has built a strong association with National Hunt racing over the years, including being named Racing Pub of the Year. It is a favourite haunt of jockeys and trainers, particularly during the Cheltenham Festival, when a large marquee is erected in the grounds to accommodate racing visitors.
The Cotswold town of Stow-on-the-Wold is a short drive away, with Cheltenham – including Cheltenham Racecourse – and the wider central Cotswolds (Winchcombe, Broadway and Chipping Campden) all within easy reach. Nearby attractions include Sudeley Castle, Hailes Abbey and the Cotswold Farm Park