Fine period stone village freehouse
Near London to West Country trunk road
Character bar and dining areas, function room/skittle alley
2/3 bedroom owners accommodation
Lawned beer garden (60) and car park (15)
Leasehold Nil Premium
Available on new free of tie lease
- Asking Price:
- On request
- Turnover:
- Not applicable
- Net Profit:
- Not applicable
Property Information
- Property:
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Leasehold
- Leasehold Type:
- New
- Living Accommodation:
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OWNERS ACCOMMODATION
At first floor level with self-contained access from a rear staircase. There are TWO DOUBLE BEDROOMS with the possibility of a third in a large apex roof room currently used for storage. SITTING ROOM with adjoining DINING AREA, being double aspect with period tile fireplace. Modern BATHROOM/WC with shower over bath.
- Location:
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The Camelot is an attractive village freehouse in the centre of South Cadbury which lies close to the A303 London to West Country trunk road. The Camelot is well signposted from the A303. South Cadbury is the home of Cadbury Castle, an iron age hill fort, thought by some to be King Arthur’s Camelot. Cadbury Castle attracts a large number of visitors with the fort occupying around 20 acres. South Cadbury is approximately eight miles from the Somerset town of Yeovil and a similar distance from the Dorset town of Sherborne.
The Camelot is a well known and respected village freehouse of character, with a mix of local village trade, customers drawn from the nearby A303 and those travelling to South Cadbury from other nearby villages and towns.
The Camelot is a detached two-storey property of stone construction under a pitched clay tile roof. There are two rear single-storey extensions: one with a pitched corrugated roof, the other being a flat felt roof.
