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Shropshire Freehouse With Eight Letting Bedrooms For Sale

Llanymynech, Shropshire, UK
Asking Price:
On request Furniture / Fixtures included
Turnover:
On request
Net Profit:
On request

Two well-appointed & spacious bars (60)
Eight en suite letting bedrooms (some family rooms)
Owners' accommodation
Car park
Trade garden
Recently upgraded

Property Information

Property:

Freehold

Living Accommodation:

OWNERS' ACCOMMODATION
FIRST FLOOR
Recently upgraded and refitted KITCHEN having modern fitted units. Very large PRIVATE LOUNGE. MASTER BEDROOM (double) having fitted wardrobes and en suite SHOWER ROOM.

LETTING ACCOMMODATION
Each bedroom is well appointed with en suite shower room, full bedroom suite and TV.
FIRST FLOOR
BEDROOM 1 (double), BEDROOM 2 (family) with double and two single beds. BEDROOM 2a (family) with king size/twin zip & link and single bed.
SECOND FLOOR
BEDROOM 3 (twin), BEDROOM 4 (twin), BEDROOM 5 (twin), BEDROOM 6 (double), BEDROOM 7 (two-room family suite) – this suite sleeps up to five, having a double bed as well as a sofabed in the main bedroom and a single bedroom adjacent.

Location:

The popular village of Llanymynech is located to the east of county of Shropshire on its border with Powys, in an area known as the English Marches. It stands astride the A438 approximately seven miles southwest of Oswestry and nine miles north of Welshpool. To the north and northwest is the Snowdonia National Park mountain range.

It is an important stopping point for tourists and visitors, appealing to walkers using the Offa’s Dyke Path and the well-known Dragon’s Back walk which is part of the route through central Wales as part of Glyndwr’s Way, a horseshoe-shaped walk around mid Wales. Additionally, fishermen are attracted not only by the River Vyrnwy which runs through the village, but also by the River Tanat and the nearby Rivers Dovey and Severn.

The village also stands alongside the Llangollen Canal, one of the ever-popular inland waterways renowned for the World Heritage Site of the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct which is some 16 miles north.

Furthermore, there are several excellent local golf courses including one in the village itself (the home course of Masters winner Ian Woosnam), together with numerous holiday and caravan parks.

Premises Details:

The Cross Keys Inn is a Grade II Listed building standing in the centre of the village on a prominent corner site. The property dates back to the 18th century and has an impressive Georgian style stone frontage.

It offers two good ground floor trading areas as well as eight en suite letting bedrooms spread across the first and second floors. There is also an owners’ suite, car park and trade garden.
The property, which has been much improved over the last two years by our clients.