• Award winning public house in one of Bristol’s best districts
• Annual turnover circa £350,000 with net profit over £55,000 for working owners
• Well presented open-plan bar trading space
• Fully fitted commercial kitchen
• Three-bedroom home in great condition
• Stunning views from beer garden (100)
• Easy to run business with 90% wet sales
• Retirement sale after 20 years
• Free of tie for wines, spirits and minerals
- Asking Price:
- £59,950
- Turnover:
- Undisclosed
- Net Profit:
- Undisclosed
Property Information
- Property:
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Leasehold
- Lease Terms:
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The Mouse is subject to a 7-year renewable lease.
The lease is set to be renewed in 2025 for a further 7 years. This is guaranteed.
Further renewals are assured in accordance with the 1954 Landlord & Tenant Act.
There is a tie to Red Oak Taverns for beer, lager and cider whilst the business trades free of tie for wines, spirits and minerals.
- Location:
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Westbury-on-Trym is a suburb in north-west Bristol, named in part after the River Trym that runs through it, and near the suburbs of Stoke Bishop, Westbury Park, Henleaze, Southmead and Henbury. It is a suburban area with excellent links to the city, 21 minutes into the centre, making it a desirable place to live with an active community. Within reach of Cheddar, 42 minutes (20.7 miles) via A38 and Bath, 48 minutes (27.2 miles) via M4.
The Mouse is situate on a busy through road next to the church.
