Lincolnshire guest house and restaurant sold

Lincolnshire guest house and restaurant sold

Leisure and hospitality specialist Sidney Phillips has sold the Black Horse in Bardney, a six bedroom B&B/Guesthouse and Restaurant located close to the cathedral city of Lincoln, to purchasers from the Warwickshire area.

The property is situated within the sizeable and busy Lincolnshire village of Bardney, which has an estimated population of 2,000 residents and lies 11.2 miles east of the county capital of Lincoln.

The Black Horse dates back to the 16th century where remnants of its characterful past are still found within the property today. The property enjoys a prominent position within a sizeable corner plot opposite the Co-op supermarket located on Wragby Road.

The Black Horse most recently operated as a 'lifestyle' business on limited hours, trading as a guesthouse and destination food venue. The property catered for pre-booked private functions and offers disabled accommodation via its two bedroom ground floor annexe. The sellers have operated the Black Horse since 2002 and during their time at the property have created a positively reviewed, well established business, offering a relaxed atmosphere to both local residents and guests. A combination of seasonal, Sunday lunch and experimental tasting menus using locally sourced ingredients and homemade desserts, has resulted in the property being renowned for its quality food offering.

Mr Gregg & Mr Rosamond, the sellers comment, “We’ve had an amazing 20 years at the Black Horse and we’d like to thank every one of our loyal customers for their incredible support. I’d also like to say a big thank you to Zaine and the team for their continued assistance throughout the sales process, we’d whole heartedly recommend anyone to contact Sidney Phillips should they think of selling their business, as the service we’ve received has been exemplary.”

Zaine Lamont, Regional Valuations Manager for the Eastern Counties handled the sale and comments, “I am delighted to have completed on the Black Horse, having agreed an offer within seven days of the start of marketing. I would like to wish our outgoing clients John and Mike the very best of luck for the future and a well-earned retirement.”

Sidney Phillips sold the Black Horse in Bardney off a freehold asking price of £275,000.

For further information about pubs for sale or how to sell your business, please contact Sidney Phillips on 01522 500059 or please take a look at our Buyer’s Guide.


(May 2022)

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