Sought-after Cambridgeshire village pub sold

Sought-after Cambridgeshire village pub sold

The Little Rose in Haslingfield, a destination public house and restaurant has been sold through hospitality sales specialist Sidney Phillips.

The property is situated in the sought-after South Cambridgeshire village of Haslingfield approximately 7 miles southwest of Cambridge and 3 miles west of the M11 Motorway. Haslingfield benefits from a variety of notable landmarks and amenities such as the village hall, post office, primary school, recreation ground and the Glebe Wood nature reserve.

The Little Rose occupies a two-storey detached brick building and benefits from a sizeable plot which houses a selection of building land with planning permission for the creation of a three bedroom detached bungalow.

The property had been traded since 2015 whereby the seller has established a destination public house and restaurant which offered a relaxed family friendly atmosphere, incorporating a traditional food menu twinned with a detailed drinks offering that resulted in the property winning the 2015 Rural Pub of the Year Award.

Zaine Lamont, Regional Valuations Manager for the Eastern Counties handled the sale and commented; “I am extremely pleased to see the market showing continued signs of resilience. Sales of property in excess of £500,000 indicates the strong demand for quality public houses remains strong despite the current economic challenges we face”.

Sidney Phillips sold The Little Rose off a freehold guide price of £575,000.

For further information about bars, clubs and pubs for sale or to let or how to sell your business, please contact Sidney Phillips on 01981 250333 or please take a look at our Buyer’s Guide.


(February 2022)

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