Kent pub & carvery sold

Kent pub & carvery sold

Licensed property specialist Sidney Phillips have successfully completed on the sale of a large pub & carvery in East Farleigh, Kent, to first-time operators.

The Bull is located in the village and civil parish of East Farleigh, situated on the south side of the River Medway, approximately 2 miles upstream from the county town of Maidstone. The village is better known for its Grade l listed medieval bridge, boatyard and surrounding offices. All major amenities are available in nearby Maidstone including shopping, cinema, bowling, grammar schools and higher education academies.

The Bull is located on a busy crossroads, a stones throw from the Railway Station and opposite the Church. Despite its apparent age the property is not a listed building and is presented to a high standard throughout incorporating a bar and restaurant (48), carvery/function room (30-50), spacious five bedroom accommodation, two trade gardens (130) and a large car park (50).

The Bull is a popular public house which has been transformed in recent times to be a family friendly enterprise, well known for its carveries as well as homemade food and draws in strong level custom from the surrounding towns and villages including Maidstone.

Robert Cockayne, Regional Valuations Manager for the London & South East handled the sale and comments “Following an extensive national and regional marketing campaign, we have sourced first-time operators with an impressive business acumen to acquire the leasehold interest of the Bull. I have no doubt that their vision and plans will further this already established business to the next level and make it a real “go-to” venue for those living in the surrounding towns and villages”.

Sidney Phillips sold the leasehold interest of the Bull off an asking price of £62,000.

For further information about pubs for sale or how to buy a pub, please contact Sidney Phillips on 01892 725900 or please Click Here.

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