Specialist leisure and hospitality agent Sidney Phillips has announced that the Brown Trout in Lamberhurst, a superbly presented country pub and restaurant has come to market.
The Brown Trout is situated in the highly desirable Wealden village of Lamberhurst, in the borough of Tunbridge Wells in Kent, a village that was once a centre for the Wealden iron industry, established in Roman times, however, since then it has become an important hop and vine growing area. Lamberhurst is located a mere stone’s throw from the major tourist hotspots of Scotney Castle and Bewl Water which attracts large numbers of visitors to the area all year round.
The village lies just off the A21, a major arterial trunk road running between the south coast at Hastings to London via Sevenoaks and Royal Tunbridge Wells. Due to its commutability and picturesque quintessential countryside location, Lamberhurst and the surrounding towns and villages are highly sought after residential areas for those with high disposable incomes.
The Brown Trout is an eye-catching pub, elevated from the road in a quaint area of the village. It benefits from a superbly presented bar and restaurant area with 103 cover, ample outside trade gardens with space for 150 patrons, as well as a self-contained three bedroom owners accommodation above.
The Brown Trout is a well-known and highly regarded business in the local area, known for its quality food and drinks offering, enabling it to draw in custom from the affluent surrounding towns and villages as well as those visiting the local tourist attractions.
A new hands on owner operator/chef patron could easily increase turnover figures with little effort. An increased marketing budget and campaign focused on attracting social gatherings such as weddings, christenings and wakes could rapidly take this business to the next level.
Sidney Phillips is marketing the leasehold interest off an asking price of £80,000.
For further information about this pub for sale, other pubs and hotels for sale or to let or how to buy a business please call Sidney Phillips on 01892 725900, or email southeast@sidneyphillips.co.uk.
(March 2022)