The Angel Inn

Description

The Angel Inn is a great example of a community pub, well supported by the locals, including sports teams and the like. The go-to venue in the town for family functions, benefitting from a fully fitted commercial kitchen, presenting the opportunity to re-introduce food and increase turnover.

Location

The Angel Inn occupies a prominent position on the High Street in the sought after market town of Wooler, Northumberland and forms part of a long-established licensed circuit, with other Pubs & Hotels nearby. Wooler sits on the edge of the Northumberland National Park near the Cheviot Hills. Fondly referred to as a 'walkers paradise' the town is well positioned for exploring the nearby countryside. Ad Gefrin, is a purpose built, whisky and gin distillery which attracts tourists from far and wide. On the edge of the town is the Riverside Leisure Park, a substantial residential and holiday lodge park attracting thousands of tourists year-round but particularly busy during the spring-summer months and around school holidays.

Internal Details

There is a welcoming bar which seats approximately 60 customers across split levels. There is a pool table area in the middle of the pub and beyond that is a large function room with capacity for 40 customers. Benefitting from its own bar servery and leading on to a large enclosed beer garden, which accommodates approximately 40 customers, this room is very popular for celebrations etc. Ancillary areas include; commercial grade catering kitchen, ladies and gents toilets and a ground floor beer cellar.

Fixtures & Fittings

The purchase price includes all trade fixtures and fittings with the exception of third-party items and personal effects. A detailed inventory will be provided.

External Details

The pub boasts a fantastic walled trade garden to the rear which is well used in the summer months, accessed via the function room at the back.

Owners Accommodation

Large maisonette over first and second floors, comprising; four bedrooms (two of which are en-suite), dressing room, lounge/dining room and kitchen.

The Opportunity

A rare opportunity to acquire a freehold property in the market town centre with a loyal, local following of drinkers. Currently fully staff-run, an owner-operator would save significant wage costs and stand to make a more substantial profit.

Staff

The business is predominantly staff run, with some involvement from the owners, mainly from an administrative/back of house perspective.

Trading Information

Accounts for year ended 31st March 2024 show a net turnover of £273,810 which is made up of 100% wet sales. Copies of accounts will be provided to seriously interested parties upon request.

Trading Hours

Sunday - Thursday 12.00noon - Midnight Friday - Saturday 12.00noon - 1.00am

Business Rates

The Rateable Value as per the April 2023 Ratings List is £5,800. Confirmation of actual Rates payable should be sought from the Local Authority.

Regulatory

Premises License