Holly Bush51 Brooke Lane, Marehay , Ripley, DE5 8JA
PUB BUSINESS AND ACCOMMODATION – Currently not available to let.
Key Selling Points:
The Prince of Wales occupies a prominent position on Weston Road, approximately one mile east of Stafford town centre. This well-established suburban location offers high visibility and regular passing trade from both residents and visitors travelling to Stafford Hospital and the nearby County Showground.
The Prince of Wales is a detached, two-storey public house of traditional brick construction with pitched roof and character frontage. The ground floor provides separate trading areas, including a main public bar with traditional décor and a comfortable lounge suitable for social drinking or dining.
A first-floor function room offers flexible space for entertainment, community gatherings, or private events, adding to the venue’s appeal as a multipurpose community hub.
Externally, the pub features an enclosed beer garden with seating and a customer car park to the side/rear, ensuring convenient access for guests. The overall condition is sound and well-maintained, with scope for light refurbishment or personalisation by an incoming operator.
3 bedroom private living accommodation is located on the upper floor, suitable for an on-site operator or family. Consists of a lounge, kitchen, and bathroom facilities . The accommodation provides comfortable and practical living space, ideal for hands-on day-to-day management of the business.
The Prince of Wales is a long-established community local with a predominantly drinks-led trade supported by regular events, live music, and traditional pub games.
The addition of a function room provides potential to develop event bookings, community activities, or food-led trade. With its strong reputation and welcoming atmosphere, the business presents an excellent opportunity for an experienced publican to build further on established community ties.
The Greyhound, Stafford (0.6 miles) – Traditional local with strong community following and live sport.
The Bird in Hand, Stafford (0.9 miles) – Classic town pub with regular entertainment and cask ales.
The Railway Inn, Stafford (1.2 miles) – Popular wet-led pub near Stafford Station.
The Sun Inn, Stafford (1.4 miles) – Award-winning real ale house with extensive beer garden.
Monday to Thursday – 12:00 to 23:00
Friday & Saturday – 12:00 to 00:00
Sunday – 12:00 to 00:00
Rent: 26,600
Bond: £5,000
Find out more on our Offer to You.
PUB BUSINESS AND ACCOMMODATION – Currently not available to let.
Key Selling Points:
The Prince of Wales occupies a prominent position on Weston Road, approximately one mile east of Stafford town centre. This well-established suburban location offers high visibility and regular passing trade from both residents and visitors travelling to Stafford Hospital and the nearby County Showground.
The Prince of Wales is a detached, two-storey public house of traditional brick construction with pitched roof and character frontage. The ground floor provides separate trading areas, including a main public bar with traditional décor and a comfortable lounge suitable for social drinking or dining.
A first-floor function room offers flexible space for entertainment, community gatherings, or private events, adding to the venue’s appeal as a multipurpose community hub.
Externally, the pub features an enclosed beer garden with seating and a customer car park to the side/rear, ensuring convenient access for guests. The overall condition is sound and well-maintained, with scope for light refurbishment or personalisation by an incoming operator.
3 bedroom private living accommodation is located on the upper floor, suitable for an on-site operator or family. Consists of a lounge, kitchen, and bathroom facilities . The accommodation provides comfortable and practical living space, ideal for hands-on day-to-day management of the business.
The Prince of Wales is a long-established community local with a predominantly drinks-led trade supported by regular events, live music, and traditional pub games.
The addition of a function room provides potential to develop event bookings, community activities, or food-led trade. With its strong reputation and welcoming atmosphere, the business presents an excellent opportunity for an experienced publican to build further on established community ties.
The Greyhound, Stafford (0.6 miles) – Traditional local with strong community following and live sport.
The Bird in Hand, Stafford (0.9 miles) – Classic town pub with regular entertainment and cask ales.
The Railway Inn, Stafford (1.2 miles) – Popular wet-led pub near Stafford Station.
The Sun Inn, Stafford (1.4 miles) – Award-winning real ale house with extensive beer garden.
Monday to Thursday – 12:00 to 23:00
Friday & Saturday – 12:00 to 00:00
Sunday – 12:00 to 00:00
Rent: 26,600
Bond: £5,000
Find out more on our Offer to You.
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