The Flemish Weaver In Corsham Wiltshire For Sale

Business description

£55,000 For The Leasehold Interest

Very Smart Quality Inn Located In Centre Of Popular Historic Town
Refurbished To A High Standard. Takings £244,000 Net Pa
50% 50% Split Food To Wet.
Charming Property With Period Features Throughout
Barn To The Rear Of The Inn Ripe For Development

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SITUATION
The Flemish Weaver (1760) is located in the High Street of the historic and charming town of Corsham with a population of approximately 12000. Corsham derives its name from “cosa” village, where ham is the old English for homestead. Corsham itself is a mediaeval town in the northwest of Wiltshire and is situated between Bath (7.5 miles) and Chippenham (4.5miles). The town has wonderful character and style and inspired Charles Dickens to write Pickwick Papers. Today the town is a busy bustling place with many facilities shopping, business, leisure and recreation. During the season the town has a boost of tourism from the well known and admired Corsham Court. An Elizabethan house built in 1582 and is known for its famous collection 16th and 17th century of Italian and Flemish grand master paintings.

Access to the area is either from junction 17 or 18 of the M4 motorway or via the A4 from Bristol and Bath. Or from the A303 Exeter to London the A350.

THE PROPERTY
A deceptive period property built mainly of attractive local stone with appealing front façade with accommodation over ground and first floor under a pitched and tiled roof (recently renovated). It should be noted that our vendors have paid much attention to the fabric and quality of the Inn especially within the main trading areas.

Property information

Property:

Leasehold

Leasehold rent:

£22,000 per annum

Location:

Central Market Town

Premises details:

A1

Other information

Expansion potential:

Yes Barn to rear of property ideal for development

Competition / Market:

Some

Reasons for selling:

other business interests