Semi-rural location on the fringe of Brecon Beacons National Park.
Catering led public house with letting bedrooms.
Character lounge bar.
Separate restaurant.
Four en suite letting bedrooms.
Three-bedroom owner's accommodation.
Car park and gardens.
- Asking Price:
- £280,000
- Turnover:
- Not applicable
- Net Profit:
- Not applicable
Property Information
- Property:
-
Freehold
- Location:
-
The village of Princetown stands just off the A465 Heads of the Valley trunk route close to the towns of Tredegar and Rhymney in the North Gwent Valley just on the southern fringe of the Brecon Beacons National Park.
The pub is easily found off the main A465 by following signs for Rhymney and Princetown and the Parc Bryn Bach Country Park. Despite its semi-rural location, it is within easy motoring distance of several large towns including Merthyr Tydfil, Tredegar, and Ebbw Vale.
The Prince of Wales is easily found being immediately on the main road that runs through the center of the village. The property enjoys a prominent elevated location with views over the surrounding countryside.
The property appears to be constructed in the main of stone and brick with render and color-washed elevations under a predominately pitched slate roof to the main building with some later extensions having flat roofs to the side and rear.
It offers a character lounge bar and carvery restaurant along with four en suite letting bedrooms which all have external access allowing them to operate independently of the public house with the guests not requiring access through the pub. It also enjoys three bedroom private accommodation above.
