17th century Inn with 3 section beamed bar
Separate restaurant/games room and catering kitchen
5 en suite family size letting bedrooms
Gardens and car parking and p/p for the construction of 5 2-bedroom townhouses
Currently closed
The market town of Newent stands in the Leadon Valley on the Herefordshire/Gloucestershire border near to the Wye and the Severn Valleys and on the edge of the Royal Forest of Dean.
Newent is a popular town which benefits from excellent communication links due to its proximity to both the M50 (3 miles) and M5 motorways as well as the cities of Hereford and Gloucester. It has an increasing population of just over 6,000 and is a bustling and popular medieval town centre, home to many businesses.
The Black Dog is one of the town’s most historic properties dating back to the early 17th century and has a wealth of period charm and character. The pub stands in a large plot of 0.4 of an acre and in addition to an attractive coaching inn with bars and 5 en suite family sized letting room, part of the car park has planning consent for the construction of 5 connected 2 bedroom town houses for which the footings have already been completed.
It is now being offered either for sale or alternatively to let on favourable free of tie lease terms to aspiring, energetic operators.