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£475,000
(£475,000.00/sq. ft)
Hotel for sale
Pandy NP71 sq. ft
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Llanfihangel Crucorney C.P. School 0.4 miles
- Llantilio Pertholey C.V. Primary School 4 miles
- Abergavenny 5.5 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Features and description
- Former public house currently operating as bed and breakfast
- Offers huge scope for development of business as public house, restaurant and be
- 4 letting bedrooms (2 en suite)
- Two bedroom private flat
- Lounge bar, games room and kitchen
- Potential development of former cellar and outbuildings
- Large garden & parking
- Retirement sale
Location:
The Lancaster Arms has been owned by our client since 1996 and had traded successfully as a public house for many years. In 2006 our clients decided to stop trading as a public house and only offered accommodation through the letting bedrooms and now provides a bed and breakfast service to walkers using the Offa’s Dyke Path which is approximately 50m from the subject premises. The property has been maintained well and could re-open as a public house/restaurant or small hotel with very little investment. It also provides scope for further development to enhance the current bed and breakfast trade, with potential rooms in the former cellar, pool room and part of the lounge.
The subject premises holds a prominent location at the centre of the village in Monmouthshire beside the main A465 on the fringe of the Brecon Beacons National Park. The business historically traded as a public house but ceased trading in 2006 and has since been operating as a bed and breakfast to a number of walkers that visit the area and especially the Offa's Dyke Path which is 50m from the property. It is a substantial property offering lounge bar and games area, catering kitchen, four letting bedrooms (two en suite) and separate two bedroom owners accommodation. Large gardens and parking, outbuildings with scope for further development.
The village of Pandy sits on the A465 Hereford to Abergavenny road immediately to the north of Llanvihangel Crucorney on the eastern fringe of the Brecon Beacons National Park. The Offa’s Dyke Path and Marches Way pass through the village, which has a rich history as it developed from a mill producing wool in the service of Llanover Estate in the 17th Century, from which it took its name as “Pandy” in Welsh meaning fulling mill. Being on the A465 it has excellent communication links being approximately six miles Abergavenny, 18 miles Hereford, 22 miles Newport and the M4 motorway and 25 miles Brecon.
Trade areas:
Ground floor
Front entrance into residents & private lounge (former Lounge). A comfortably furnished room, having dining seating for eight and settle seating for five. Feature stone chimneys with two fireplaces, one having wood burner. Carpeted floor and part wood panel effect walls. Servery having wood panelled front.
Games room (part of the Lounge) having heavily beamed ceiling and carpeted floor. Pool table and seating for eight. Return from Servery. Access from behind the Servery to office. Ladies & gentlemens toilets. Drying room. Spacious domestic style kitchen having tiled floor and fitted units.
Letting accommodation
first floor
Bedroom 1 (double) with en suite shower room. Bedroom 2 (twin) with wash hand basin. Bedroom 3 (twin) with wash hand basin. Note : Bedrooms 2 and 3 share a bathroom having bath with shower over, wash hand basin and WC. Bedroom 4 (double) with en suite shower room (currently used as owners bedroom).
Owners accommodation
Above the workshop in the former stable block, via an external steel staircase:- flat with small kitchenette, lounge/dining room with exposed stone walls and woodburner. Settle seating and dining. Bedroom 1 (double), bedroom 2 (double). Shower room.
External
The front is a draw-on car park for about 10 vehicles. Large two-section lawned garden with timber shed. Enclosed lawned garden with access to the garages. Workshop/store room and former cellar.
Licence:
A full Premises Licence is held.
Services:
Mains water, electric and drainage
lpg gas used for cooking and heating
Monmouthshire County Council, County Hall, Cwmbran. NP44 2XH
The Lancaster Arms has been owned by our client since 1996 and had traded successfully as a public house for many years. In 2006 our clients decided to stop trading as a public house and only offered accommodation through the letting bedrooms and now provides a bed and breakfast service to walkers using the Offa’s Dyke Path which is approximately 50m from the subject premises. The property has been maintained well and could re-open as a public house/restaurant or small hotel with very little investment. It also provides scope for further development to enhance the current bed and breakfast trade, with potential rooms in the former cellar, pool room and part of the lounge.
The subject premises holds a prominent location at the centre of the village in Monmouthshire beside the main A465 on the fringe of the Brecon Beacons National Park. The business historically traded as a public house but ceased trading in 2006 and has since been operating as a bed and breakfast to a number of walkers that visit the area and especially the Offa's Dyke Path which is 50m from the property. It is a substantial property offering lounge bar and games area, catering kitchen, four letting bedrooms (two en suite) and separate two bedroom owners accommodation. Large gardens and parking, outbuildings with scope for further development.
The village of Pandy sits on the A465 Hereford to Abergavenny road immediately to the north of Llanvihangel Crucorney on the eastern fringe of the Brecon Beacons National Park. The Offa’s Dyke Path and Marches Way pass through the village, which has a rich history as it developed from a mill producing wool in the service of Llanover Estate in the 17th Century, from which it took its name as “Pandy” in Welsh meaning fulling mill. Being on the A465 it has excellent communication links being approximately six miles Abergavenny, 18 miles Hereford, 22 miles Newport and the M4 motorway and 25 miles Brecon.
Trade areas:
Ground floor
Front entrance into residents & private lounge (former Lounge). A comfortably furnished room, having dining seating for eight and settle seating for five. Feature stone chimneys with two fireplaces, one having wood burner. Carpeted floor and part wood panel effect walls. Servery having wood panelled front.
Games room (part of the Lounge) having heavily beamed ceiling and carpeted floor. Pool table and seating for eight. Return from Servery. Access from behind the Servery to office. Ladies & gentlemens toilets. Drying room. Spacious domestic style kitchen having tiled floor and fitted units.
Letting accommodation
first floor
Bedroom 1 (double) with en suite shower room. Bedroom 2 (twin) with wash hand basin. Bedroom 3 (twin) with wash hand basin. Note : Bedrooms 2 and 3 share a bathroom having bath with shower over, wash hand basin and WC. Bedroom 4 (double) with en suite shower room (currently used as owners bedroom).
Owners accommodation
Above the workshop in the former stable block, via an external steel staircase:- flat with small kitchenette, lounge/dining room with exposed stone walls and woodburner. Settle seating and dining. Bedroom 1 (double), bedroom 2 (double). Shower room.
External
The front is a draw-on car park for about 10 vehicles. Large two-section lawned garden with timber shed. Enclosed lawned garden with access to the garages. Workshop/store room and former cellar.
Licence:
A full Premises Licence is held.
Services:
Mains water, electric and drainage
lpg gas used for cooking and heating
Monmouthshire County Council, County Hall, Cwmbran. NP44 2XH
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Sidney Phillips
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