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The Crooked Arm in Bridge of Allan - this public house has now gone out on long
term tenancy. The new hosts are Peter Hendricks and
Russell Boyce, two young locals with experience of
the outlet. When they have settled into routine,
the attention will focus on the food side of the
business which although limited due to production
space, is very much part of the pub’s future – watch
this space.
The Cairn in Alva has been in our ownership for 35 years. Like many other public
houses in working class towns, the smoking ban and
recession have hit hard.
However, as in the case above, the opportunity is
enormous to develop this big site, either as
accommodation – flats – with a pub below, or to
develop the pub to a ‘family’ restaurant type of
unit, which are very successful. Alva does not have
such a pub.
Any financial package is possible – we are willing
to ‘come and go’ to accommodate the perfect
applicant, even help with the finance.
So if you consider you are the right person or
couple for either pub, please give us a ring on
07564527260 to discuss you ideas.
Joint ventures in the freehold development of the
Cairn would also be welcomed.
Busy main street location with no immediate
competition in either bar or restaurant.
There are 2 bars and function room with tremendous
scope for development.
The current business is derived solely on wet sales
– recently trading at 300+ barrels of draft beer;
the annual figure dropped to below 100 barrels (due
to a past tenant closure) and is rising - currently
approx 125 barrels.
There is massive potential to build up the food
market. – There is a fully equipped kitchen unused.
The bars have been recently refurbished.
There is disused owner’s accommodation which could
be put back in use following renovation.
To the roadside, there is an attractive outdoor
drinking area which could easily be developed to
become more ‘smoker friendly’.
Car park to rear.
Full licensing application has been submitted
in-line with the Licensing Act in September.
The freehold asking price is offers over £200,000
for the property
VAT may be applicable, but recoverable.
Movable fixtures and fittings belong to the current
tenant and will be available by mutual agreement.
The rear of the property is totally unused and could
be developed as ‘hostel’ type accommodation for
rent, or as extended owners accommodation, or as
flats for sale or rent.
Alternatively the public bar area could be moved to
the rear, with the excellent frontage used for shop,
coffee shop, fast food or restaurant.
For further information contact
enquiries@cairnleisure.co.uk
Leasehold – the owners will consider offers for the
lease of the property, with attractive ‘starter’
options and possibility of built-in freehold
purchase option. |