The London & South East office of specialist pub agents Sidney Phillips, is offering A truly traditional public house nestled in a charming commuter belt village for sale.
The Royal Oak is located in the affluent and desirable village of Havering-atte-Bower near Romford in the London Borough of Havering. The village is an outlying settlement of Greater London and is situated approximately 15 miles north-east of Charing Cross and has been the location of a number of palaces and large houses, including Bower House, The Round House, Pyrgo Palace and Havering Palace. The area is well known for its country parks, walking and cycle routes.
This historic village is conveniently positioned a few minutes drive from both the M25 and A12 providing access to central London and the surrounding commuter towns. In addition, there are local bus services to the mainline train station at Romford providing services into London Liverpool Street, Stratford and various towns throughout Essex.
The Royal Oak occupies a two-storey traditional public house and pub has undergone frequent refurbishment to maintain the high presentation that the pub now presents. The premises benefits from a traditional bar (24), restaurant (38), two trade patios (60), large car park and comfortable three bedroom owners accommodation.
Robert Cockayne, of Sidney Phillips, who is handling the sale, commented: “The Royal Oak is popular with locals seeking to enjoy a relaxing drink and well known locally for its darts, quizzes and live music. The business also attracts hikers and cyclists enjoying the local countryside.”
“The Royal Oak will suit a ‘hands on’ owner/operator who could continue to draw wet trade from the local community as well as introduce their own food offering which will undoubtedly increase turnover, gross profits and net profits.”
The leasehold interest of the Royal Oak is being marketed off an asking price of £30,000.
For further information about this business for sale and other pubs for sale, please contact Sidney Phillips’ on 01892 725900, by email (southeast@sidneyphillips.co.uk) or Click here for more detail.