Historic Cotswold pub sold

Historic Cotswold pub sold

The Kings Arms Hotel, a historic 16th Century town centre inn situated in the Cotswolds, has been sold through specialist licenced property adviser, Sidney Phillips.

Stow on the Wold is internationally renowned as one of the jewels of the Cotswolds. The Market Town attracts tens of thousands of visitors each year coming to view the historic ancient buildings, to browse the boutique and antique shops and to marvel at the historic streets that almost propel you back into Georgian Britain. In addition this is a rich agricultural area and popular with those looking for a second home or seeking to retire from the Home Counties. The town has a population of 2,794 and at one time was synonymous with the wool industry and the production of high quality gentleman’s suits with many original family tailors still located within the town.

The Kings Arms is an imposing and Grade ll listed building dating back certainly to the early 1600’s but reputedly earlier. King Charles l was known to have stayed here and legend has it that he often met his mistress, the actress Nell Gwynne. It is now a Hotel of immense quality and character, with strong levels of trade, benefiting from ground floor and first floor trade areas as well as eleven letting rooms.

Sidney Phillips sold the Leasehold interest of the Kings Arms Hotel off an asking price of £130,000.

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