BB7 Hark to Bounty Inn, Townend, Slaidburn, Clitheroe

Detached Two Storey Public House to Let in Clitheroe, forms part of the historic Slaidburn Estate, comprises a large two-storey grade II listed building dating back to the early 17th century and late 18th century. The Property is of sandstone rubble construction beneath a pitched slate roof.

The ground floor built footprint of the Property amounts to approximately 5,390 square feet and the total site area extends to 0.57 acres.

The internal accommodation is arranged over basement, ground, and first floor:

At basement level there is a large beer cellar and associated stores.

The ground floor comprises the principal trading accommodation which is split between pub lounges, restaurant dining areas, and games area with approximately 110 covers.

To the first floor, there is letting accommodation providing 7 en-suite letting rooms (including a mix of single, twin and double rooms), as well as an extensive function room which we understand was previously used as the local court in the early 19th century. In additional, there is private living accommodation comprising two bedrooms, living room and bathroom.

Externally, there is a car park for approximately 20 vehicles at the rear of the property and outbuildings used to the side and rear of the Property used for storage.

The Property has been granted a Premises Licence in accordance with the Licensing Act 2003.

Also, our client is open to inviting separate rental offers on the Old Post Office building, which comprises a family size en-suite letting room, situated directly opposite the Hark to Bounty Property.

Slaidburn is a rural village in the Ribble Valley district of Lancashire in the north west of England. The village is located in the valley of the River Hodder, approximately8.7 miles north of Clitheroe, 19.5 miles east of Lancaster and 20.5 miles north east of Preston. The area is popular with walkers, cyclists and fishers at the nearby Stocks Fishery.

The Property is situated in a prominent corner position at the confluence of Town end and the B6478, which is the main through fare through the village. The surrounding area comprises mainly residential premises with some independent commercial operators (e.g. YHA Slaidburn, Central Stores, and Bowland Chocolate) fronting the Broad. To the east of the Property is the Slaidburn Village Hall and to the south is Slaidburn's historic St Andrew's Church.

Start 26 October 2024

Ground Floor 110 covers

First Floor Function Room

7 Ensuite Letting Rooms

Car Park for 20 Vehicles

Site Area 0.57 Acres

Living Accommodation