The Strickland Arms
Description
Built in 1820, the Strickland Arms was originally a working farm. Set in the heart of a village community, the pub is now a popular destination for both locals and tourists. Recognised as a popular cycle stop along the C2C route, the pub pays tribute to Bradley Wiggins' Tour de France win in 2012, aptly naming it "Wiggo's Way."
The stone built property is set on a large site and consists of a bar, 50 cover restaurant areas, beer terrace, games room and 2 en-suite B&B rooms.
Externally the property benefits from storage facilities and large car park.
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