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£595,000
(£825,000.00/sq. ft)
Pub/bar for sale
Pier Street, Aberystwyth SY231 sq. ft
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Aberystwyth 0.2 miles
- Ysgol Padarn Sant 0.5 miles
- Ysgol Plascrug 0.7 miles
- Bow Street 2.9 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Read our area guide for Aberystwyth to find out more about the local area.
Features and description
Cardigan Bay university town centre award winning restaurant & nightclub
Fine dining restaurant (28) with separate cocktail bar
Covered courtyard external trading area (32)
Nightclub/wine bar licenced for 325
Takings prior to partial closure of £1,300,000 net of VAT
The coastal university town of Aberystwyth stands at the head of the point of Cardigan Bay on the north-west/mid Wales coastline. The town has a population of just over 18,000 but this is boosted to 30,000 during term time when the students are in residence. Furthermore, due to tourism in the area during the summer months there is a large influx of holidaymakers that more than replace the student population.
Whilst Aberystwyth is not the county town of Ceredigion, it is the home of the Welsh Government offices, National Library of Wales and of Dyfed Powys police. Therefore, beyond the economics of tourism and the university, there is a natural level of indigenous commerce. Aberyswyth has a bustling town centre with an extensive hospitality industry and at the most central point, is the subject property.
The property is situated at the very epicenter of Aberystwyth. With a courtyard piazza style area to the front, the building is ostensibly three separate businesses: A wine bar nightclub which has been established for many years; a fine dining restaurant with its own cocktail bar, awarded a Michelin star during 2022; and the Courtyard Café and Restaurant, a covered area in the pavement to the front of the property.
Trade areas
SY23:
Located in a three-storey Georgian building facing the courtyard. At ground floor level is the cocktail bar, which is well appointed with boarded floors, poseur style cocktail chairs and tables for 12 or so customers. This ostensibly is a reception area for the restaurant. The room has its own bar servery which has ornate carved panel frontage and stone-faced back fitting. There is staircase access to the first floor restaurant. This is carpeted throughout and has feature galley style kitchen, studded leather upholstered dining chairs to assorted tables, currently arranged for 28 diners. Also at first floor are a set of ladies’ and gentlemen’s customer toilets.
Owner’s accommodation
At second floor level is the owners’ flat comprising kitchen/diner with feature vaulted ceiling and two double bedrooms with en suite shower rooms.
Why not bar & lounge
A well-established nightclub which has been the town’s principal late night venue for approaching 30 years. It is licenced for 325 and has a large open plan and split-level trading area, catered for by a fully equipped bar servery which has 7m of trading counter. The room has seating for 60 or so customers, a dance area and standing space for more allowing for the permitted capacity of 325.
Ladies’, gentlemen’s and disabled customer toilets offset.
Catering kitchen with separate preparation room and storage facilities.
At basement level is a good size beer cellar and laundry room.
The courtyard
Located to the front of the property is a covered external trading area known as ‘The Courtyard’. This area had operated very much in conjunction with SY23, however now operates as an independent entity. It has boarded floors, canvas covering via permanently constructed umbrellas and glazed sides.
The Courtyard can seat up to 32 customers and has a well-equipped galley style kitchen for dispensing of food.
Fine dining restaurant (28) with separate cocktail bar
Covered courtyard external trading area (32)
Nightclub/wine bar licenced for 325
Takings prior to partial closure of £1,300,000 net of VAT
The coastal university town of Aberystwyth stands at the head of the point of Cardigan Bay on the north-west/mid Wales coastline. The town has a population of just over 18,000 but this is boosted to 30,000 during term time when the students are in residence. Furthermore, due to tourism in the area during the summer months there is a large influx of holidaymakers that more than replace the student population.
Whilst Aberystwyth is not the county town of Ceredigion, it is the home of the Welsh Government offices, National Library of Wales and of Dyfed Powys police. Therefore, beyond the economics of tourism and the university, there is a natural level of indigenous commerce. Aberyswyth has a bustling town centre with an extensive hospitality industry and at the most central point, is the subject property.
The property is situated at the very epicenter of Aberystwyth. With a courtyard piazza style area to the front, the building is ostensibly three separate businesses: A wine bar nightclub which has been established for many years; a fine dining restaurant with its own cocktail bar, awarded a Michelin star during 2022; and the Courtyard Café and Restaurant, a covered area in the pavement to the front of the property.
Trade areas
SY23:
Located in a three-storey Georgian building facing the courtyard. At ground floor level is the cocktail bar, which is well appointed with boarded floors, poseur style cocktail chairs and tables for 12 or so customers. This ostensibly is a reception area for the restaurant. The room has its own bar servery which has ornate carved panel frontage and stone-faced back fitting. There is staircase access to the first floor restaurant. This is carpeted throughout and has feature galley style kitchen, studded leather upholstered dining chairs to assorted tables, currently arranged for 28 diners. Also at first floor are a set of ladies’ and gentlemen’s customer toilets.
Owner’s accommodation
At second floor level is the owners’ flat comprising kitchen/diner with feature vaulted ceiling and two double bedrooms with en suite shower rooms.
Why not bar & lounge
A well-established nightclub which has been the town’s principal late night venue for approaching 30 years. It is licenced for 325 and has a large open plan and split-level trading area, catered for by a fully equipped bar servery which has 7m of trading counter. The room has seating for 60 or so customers, a dance area and standing space for more allowing for the permitted capacity of 325.
Ladies’, gentlemen’s and disabled customer toilets offset.
Catering kitchen with separate preparation room and storage facilities.
At basement level is a good size beer cellar and laundry room.
The courtyard
Located to the front of the property is a covered external trading area known as ‘The Courtyard’. This area had operated very much in conjunction with SY23, however now operates as an independent entity. It has boarded floors, canvas covering via permanently constructed umbrellas and glazed sides.
The Courtyard can seat up to 32 customers and has a well-equipped galley style kitchen for dispensing of food.
More information
Listed by
Sidney Phillips
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