Pubs, Bars and Nightclubs For Sale In Wareham

Top performing very profitable destination DAYTIME CAFÉ/COFFEE SHOP/TEA ROOM, historic SOUTH DORSET town, situated on the ISLE OF PURBECK, enjoying prime central WAREHAM town centre trading position... More details »

18th century character public house. Popular landmark village. Character main bar (36) Catering kitchen. 3/4 bedroom accommodation. Spacious lawned garden & patio. Car park (12) Gross annual... More details »

Freehouse in vibrant village near Poole. Indoor trading areas (70) 4 quality en-suite letting bedrooms. 2 bedroom owners flat. Car park, trade patio & gardens. Net turnover approximately £400,000... More details »

Regular dedicated professional beer line cleaning service. More details »

10 Letting Bedrooms (all en-suite). Dining Room (20-24 covers). Bar Lounge. 2 Bedroom 2 Reception Garden Flat.*Well situated between shops and pier. Re-wired (2022) with new fire alarm. Refurbished... More details »

Central position in high footfall area of coastal town. Sizeable property offering numerous trading areas. Main bar (50) and function room (50) Private VIP dancing booths and rooms. Gross turnover... More details »

Prominent village freehouse with passing trade. Recently restored to a high standard. Open plan main bar (82), snug bar (25), dining room/small function room (25) 5 en suite letting bedrooms, 2... More details »

Nestled between Blandford Forum and Poole. Close to two National Trust sites. Main bar and dining areas (52) Three bedroom, self-contained flat. Established business. Net sales in excess of £380,000. More details »

Freehold pub with letting rooms on Dorchester. The oldest pub in Dorchester prime located. Refurbished recently throughout. Four letting rooms with private bathrooms. Front bar seats 60 plus rear... More details »

Could you run this pub in Weymouth? Located in the charming village of Upwey, just a few miles from the vibrant seaside town of Weymouth, The Old Ship Inn is a traditional Dorset pub full of... More details »