The Plough Inn, which is Grade II listed, is an attractive and charming property understood to date back to the late 15th Century and retains many of its original features including Inglenook fireplace and exposed timbers.
The Plough Inn is located just off the A170, which links Thirsk to Scarborough. The village of Wombleton is 7 miles west of Pickering and 4 miles east of Helmsley both of which are market towns. Surrounded by the beautiful North York Moors and popular tourist attractions such as Castle Howard and various market towns, like Pickering and Malton, making this a popular food destination for the local community and visitors alike all year round.
The property benefits from four trade areas with a combined capacity of 80 covers, a two bedroom owner’s accommodation and outside seating for 30.
Operating as a freehouse, The Plough has won numerous awards including, TripAdvisor's ’Travellers Choice’ award and recognised as being in the top 10% of Restaurants in the country. Three times finalists in the Yorkshire Tourist Board’s ‘Yorkshire’s Best Pub’ awards. Also recently named as one of the top 10 pubs in the county in a recent article written by Welcome to Yorkshire. The Plough Inn is also an important part of village life with darts on a Monday and dominos on a Wednesday. This also helps with turnover during the quieter evenings of the week. The business has grown since the current owners took over and has become the ‘go to’ place for good quality pub food with a friendly atmosphere.
The freehold interest of the Plough Inn is available off an asking price of £395,000.
For further information about this pub for sale, other pubs for sale or to let or how to buy a business please call Sidney Phillips on 01904 793333, or email yorkshire@sidneyphillips.co.uk.