The Jolly Sailor
Beschreibung
The Jolly Sailor is a two‑storey semi‑detached public house constructed in 1899. Built in local brick with Bath‑stone dressings and topped with a pitched tiled roof, the building is attractive and traditional appearance, but is not listed or in a conservation area. The main open plan trading area is on the ground floor, with a centrally positioned bar and mixed seating and tables. The trade kitchen, beer cellar and supporting storage spaces are also on this level. There is an additional trading space/function room with bar to the first floor where the customer WCs, a staff room and a manager’s office are also situated. To the rear, there is an enclosed outside trading terrace.Lage
Located just four miles from Bristol Temple Meads and within easy reach of Bath and the M4, Hanham is a popular and well‑connected suburb on the eastern edge of the city. The area offers a strong blend of convenience, character, and community appeal. The Jolly Sailor sits in a prime position on Hanham High Street, surrounded by established neighbourhoods and a healthy mix of national retailers and independent businesses. Several local parks and green spaces are within walking distance, providing attractive outdoor areas for families, dog walkers and community events. Nearby churches, sports clubs and community centres add to the friendly and well‑supported local atmosphere. Hanham benefits from a stable residential population and a strong demographic profile, with a high proportion of long‑term homeowners and a well‑engaged community. These qualities, alongside its accessible location and appealing surroundings, make the area an excellent setting for a thriving hospitality business.Innenräume
Ground Floor
•Trading Area
•Bar counter
•Trade kitchen
•Beer cellar
•Storage
First Floor
•Trading Area/Function Room
•Staff room
•Office
•Customer WCs