Village location
Detached public house
Three trade areas
Four letting bedrooms
Private accommodation
Large car park and beer garden
- Asking Price:
- £300,000
- Turnover:
- Not applicable
- Net Profit:
- Not applicable
Property Information
- Property:
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Freehold
- Living Accommodation:
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For the owner there is a large bedroom with small lounge area, a shower room with basin on a vanity unit and WC. A fire escape gives access to the side garden off a small corridor.
- Location:
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Hackforth is a small village in the Hambleton district of North Yorkshire, just 4 miles north of Bedale and junction 51 on the A1 (M). Surrounded by holiday parks, affluent villages, country walks, and tourist attractions, this busy pub enjoys a roaring trade from locals and tourists alike. The area is popular with local shoots, and once a year there is the annual point-to-point, which is held in the grounds of the nearby Hornby Castle, where there is also a deer park. Catterick Racecourse is a short distance away, as is the historic town of Richmond.
The pub is in an ideal position and ripe for a new owner to take advantage of the recent population growth and thriving tourist trade.
This Grade II-listed property is a detached, two-story public house situated in a rural village. It is presented in good condition and is understood to date from the mid-17th century. It is of brick construction under a pitched tile roof and rendered walls.
