Detached Traditional Inn On Devon And Cornwall Border For Sale

Business description

A substantial and well presented traditional Inn close to the border of Cornwall and Devon, enjoying an elevated position with far reaching panoramic views. Currently closed. New FREE OF TIE lease available. Ideal for an experienced couple/family. Strong catering background essential. Main Bar/ Pews Corner (26 covers), Chapel Bar, 3 Restaurant Areas providing 62 covers, Further newly extended restaurant area (20 covers), Function Room with Dance Floor, 4 En Suite Letting Rooms, Owners Flat, 2 Commercial Kitchens, Office, Elevated Outdoor Terrace with far reaching views. Large Car Park.

Property information

Property:

Leasehold

Living accommodation:

Owners 1 bed flat

Location:

On the A 390 between Tavistock and Callington. The Inn can be reached from North Devon Via the A30 to Okehampton, taking the A386 to Tavistock and then the A390 sign posted Callington and Liskeard. Alternatively the Inn can be reached on the A390 directly from Callington.

The Inn is ideally situated with a large catchment area which includes the major centres of Tavistock, Okehampton, Launceston, Liskeard, Callington, Saltash and Plymouth. The area is popular all year round with visitors and benefits from proximity to many visitor attractions including The Tamar Valley Railway Line, Morwelham Quay, Cotehele House (National Trust), Callstock Viaduct, Buckland Abbey (National Trust), The Garden House, Dupath Well House and Kit Hill amongst others. St Mellion Golf Club is a short drive as is the Dartmoor National Park, its South Western fringes are less than a 20 minute drive from the Inn.

The Ancient Market Town of Tavistock is approximately 5 miles from the Inn and is set aside the River Tavy. At one time Tavistock was a stannary town and is now a bustling market town, famous for the ancient goose fair held on the second Wednesday of October each year.

Premises details:

The Inn is a deceptively large stone built detached property with white washed elevations under various pitch roofs. The premises have been significantly extended over the years particularly with the impressive Conservatory Restaurant and Terrace at ground floor level.

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