Leisure and hospitality specialist Sidney Phillips has been instructed to market for sale a popular Cornish pub in the heart of Launceston.
Located in on Launceston’s Tower Street, the Bell Inn is a fine example of a historic Grade II listed 15th century public house. The property is believed to have been constructed as accommodation for the stonemasons building the nearby Church of St Mary Magdalene, the clock tower of which stands almost opposite the pub.
The pub has been restored by the current owner and has many fine character features including arched granite doorways and window frames. The business is well-known for its cask ales and is a popular drinking establishment in the town, having two character bars and an enclosed courtyard.
Joseph James of Sidney Phillips’ Devon & Cornwall office, commented: "The Bell Inn is a great opportunity for an existing operator or first-time buyer alike to acquire a popular and well-positioned wet-led pub in a charming and bustling town centre, rife with winding historic streets."
The freehold interest of the Bell Inn is available for sale off an asking price of £335,000.
To enquire, please call our Wessex office on 01460 259100 or email wessex@sidneyphillips.co.uk. You can also view the property on our website by clicking here.
(15th November 2024)