Freehold country inn in Brompton Regis, Somerset, within Exmoor National Park, offering a characterful bar and dining area, five en-suite letting rooms, flexible owner’s accommodation, customer parking and a trade garden with countryside views.
The property is currently closed and provides an opportunity for new owners to restart the business. Trade historically benefited from the local village community together with visitors to Exmoor throughout the year, particularly during the summer months.
The two-storey semi-detached property has painted and rendered elevations beneath a pitched tiled roof and retains period features including exposed timber beams, low ceilings, flagstone flooring and feature fireplaces with cast-iron wood burners. The property has been extensively improved and refurbished during the current ownership, including a recently installed gas boiler and new en-suite bathrooms with power showers.
The main bar and dining area provides seating for approximately 50 customers, complemented by a commercial kitchen, ground-floor beer cellar, skittle alley, freezer/store room and recently refurbished customer cloakrooms.
Five first-floor en-suite letting rooms comprise three twin rooms, one double room and one quadruple room, all with views through the valley. Flexible owner’s accommodation is currently arranged as a large double bedroom with en-suite bathroom and separate laundry cupboard.
Outside is a trade garden with a newly built patio extending along the building and views down the valley, together with customer parking and a serviced yard area. The garden has a right of way to the Millennium Green, which has also been used by the pub from time to time, with permission, as overspill space for functions and events.
The 2026 rateable value is £8,600, with no rates currently payable under Small Business Rates Relief. The property is stated to be connected to all mains services.
Council Tax is Band B.
Furnishings and equipment are included as per an inventory to be supplied, excluding the owners’ personal effects. Wet and dry stock in trade and bar glassware are to be taken over by the purchaser at valuation on the day of completion.
