Stunning North Pennines location
Public house dating back to 1758
Three section trade area (100)
Spacious four bedroom owners accommodation
One bedroom holiday let
Potential to develop, subject to planning permission
SELLER REF 19904
- Asking Price:
- £345,000 Furniture / Fixtures included
- Turnover:
- Undisclosed
- Net Profit:
- Undisclosed
Property Information
- Property:
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Freehold
- Living Accommodation:
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OWNERS ACCOMMODATION
Accessed from the main entrance to the ground floor is a spacious LOUNGE with wood flooring and feature fireplace with log burner.
FIRST FLOOR:
Four large DOUBLE BEDROOMS, OFFICE and FAMILY BATHROOM with freestanding bath and shower cubicle.
- Location:
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The village of Nenthead is located in the North Pennines, Cumbria and is England's highest village, at 1,500 feet above sea level. Historically, Nenthead was a major centre for lead and silver mining, at one time being the most productive in the country. The village was not built until the middle of the 18th century and was one of the earliest purpose-built industrial villages in Britain. The economy of the village now relies on tourism; the Coast to Coast Cycle Route passes through the village and other notable points of interest include Nenthead Mines and St John's Church. The latter is the highest parish church built in England and is surrounded by stunning scenery. There are also various walking routes through this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Nenthead is approximately 4.5 miles east of Alston, 44 miles west of Newcastle upon Tyne and 34 miles south of Carlisle. The village lies on the A689 and can be easily reached via Hexham, Penrith and Scotch Corner.
- Premises Details:
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The stone built property dates back to 1758. It is over two storeys to the main with two single storey extensions and sits under a pitched slate roof.
- Energy Performance Rating:
- B View EPC Graph for this property
