Central Suburban Victorian City Public House In Gloucester For Sale

Property Information

Property:

Freehold

Living Accommodation:

Owners Accommodation
Located at first floor is spacious owners living accommodation which includes an extremely large landing, big enough to house the office. Bedroom 1 of double size, private lounge, domestic kitchen with fitted units, bedroom 2 of double size with a wash hand basin, bedroom 3 of double size. Shower room with suite of wash and basin and shower. Separate WC adjacent.

Location:

The cathedral city of Gloucester stands on the banks of the River Severn, just west of the renowned spa town of Cheltenham. The city attracts many tourists and visitors throughout the year, not just coming to see its renowned cathedral and the Severn Valley, but also the adjacent Royal Forest of Dean to the west and the Cotswolds Hills to the east.

The subject property, the Great Western, stands in the inner-city suburb of Tredworth. It is located almost unopposed in a densely populated residential area and occupies a large plot of 0.36 of an acre. It is a substantial building which, including the skittle alley, extends to almost 4,000 sq ft, the skittle alley being in a separate building. There is extensive gardens and car parking.

Premises Details:

Trade Areas
Lounge bar being a period room of some character with heavily beamed ceiling, carpeted floor, fixed button vinyl upholstered wall seating, loose easy chairs and sofas, together with low table stools, currently arranged for 35 customers. Fireplace with antique brick surround and tiled hearth with cast iron solid fuel burner installed. Counter from central bar server having bevelled tongue and groove panelled frontage and canopy over. The PUBLIC BAR is a similarly appointed room with heavily beamed ceiling, fixed bench wall seating, loose sofas with easy chairs, currently arranged for 30 customers with standing space for more. The room is carpeted, has wide screen TV, dart throw and pool table. Counter from central bar servery having panelled frontage.

Ground floor catering kitchen with nonslip flooring, selection of stainless-steel catering effects and work surfaces with a large PANTRY adjacent.

Basement level is a beer cellar which is arranged in three sections, having a large main store as well as the principal beer cellar with cooler. Additional storeroom adjacent.

Skittle Alley
In a separate building is a large skittle alley with wooden sprung floor, beamed suspended ceiling, lounge seated area for 40, fully equipped bar servery with wash up area to the rear, set of ladies’ and gentlemen’s customer toilets.

External
The gardens are a feature of the pub and consist of lawned and patioed trade area.

The garden has been interestingly developed over the current tenant’s period of occupation which is nearly 40 years. It now provides four separate seating areas with the garden totally enclosed.

Car park with space for 12 vehicles.