Landmark city centre pub in Perth comes to market

Constructed in 1898 and Category C listed, The Sandeman features a recognisable ogee‑profile corner clock tower and retains original period features throughout the building including decorative plasterwork, columns, classical detailing, impressive high ceilings and large arched windows.

The Sandeman has a capacity of around 500 covers, with a substantial central bar and generous drinking and dining spaces, as well as screens and game provisions, making the space well-suited to sports.

Currently closed, the ground floor is fitted out to accommodate a commercial leisure or hospitality use, while the upper floors are unoccupied and offer significant scope for refurbishment or redevelopment, subject to planning permission.

Positioned within the centre of Perth, the pub benefits from strong footfall and is located within easy reach of key transport links including Perth Railway Station, making it an accessible destination for both local customers and visitors.

Simon Watson, Senior Business Agent – Hospitality at Christie & Co, who is managing the sale process, commented, “The Sandeman represents a rare opportunity to acquire a highly recognisable landmark in the heart of Perth. With substantial trading space already in place and significant development opportunity across the upper floors, it offers a compelling proposition for operators and investors. While being offered for sale freehold, a new lease may also be considered for the right operator.”

The Sandeman is on the market freehold with an asking price of OIRO £700,000.

For more information about the property, visit: https://www.christie.com/5255054/

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