POWYS/SHROPSHIRE BORDERS - VILLAGE CENTRE FOOD LED PUBLIC HOUSE
Bwlch-Y-Cibau, Llanfyllin, Powys
Ref: 94655
Freehold £330,000
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Key Features
Location
The pleasant village of Llanfyllin sits within rural Powys, close to its border with Shropshire, on the A490. The road leads north to Lake Vyrnwy reservoir and nature reserve, an area that attracts a huge number of visitors throughout the year. The village is also close to the nearby towns of Welshpool (9 miles) and Oswestry (10 miles).
The Stumble Inn is an imposing roadside inn that appears to be constructed mainly of stone and brick under a pitched slate roof. This extensive property offers three trading areas with private accommodation above, a good trade garden and parking.
The Stumble Inn is an imposing roadside inn that appears to be constructed mainly of stone and brick under a pitched slate roof. This extensive property offers three trading areas with private accommodation above, a good trade garden and parking.
Property
TRADE AREAS
Front ENTRANCE leading to trading areas. The PUBLIC BAR has seating for 24, a beam effect ceiling, a part carpeted and part exposed wood floor, a feature fireplace with brick surround and solid fuel burner and a wood and stone panel fronted BAR COUNTER from the central SERVERY. LOUNGE with seating for 12, a carpeted floor, a feature fireplace and return from SERVERY. Open arch through to FUNCTION ROOM/RESTAURANT which seats 46 and has an apex ceiling, a stripped wood floor and French doors to the garden.
LADIES', DISABLED and GENTLEMEN'S TOILETS.
CATERING KITCHEN: fully equipped with a good selection of commercial catering effects and equipment.
STILL ROOM.
OWNERS ACCOMMODATION
At first floor: LOUNGE, OFFICE SPACE, BEDROOM 1 (large DOUBLE), BEDROOM 2 (small DOUBLE), BEDROOM 3 (DOUBLE) and BEDROOM 4 (large SINGLE (currently used for storage)). FAMILY BATHROOM.
EXTERNAL
To the side of the property is a large, lawned GARDEN with children's swing. The garden wraps around to the rear of the property and has both a covered seating area and a chimenea heater. There is seating for 50+ but the garden is large enough to accommodate a marquee for 150. Timber constructed former STABLE BLOCK used as storage, incorporating large fridge/freezer store and log store. Hardcore car park for 15 - 18 vehicles.
Front ENTRANCE leading to trading areas. The PUBLIC BAR has seating for 24, a beam effect ceiling, a part carpeted and part exposed wood floor, a feature fireplace with brick surround and solid fuel burner and a wood and stone panel fronted BAR COUNTER from the central SERVERY. LOUNGE with seating for 12, a carpeted floor, a feature fireplace and return from SERVERY. Open arch through to FUNCTION ROOM/RESTAURANT which seats 46 and has an apex ceiling, a stripped wood floor and French doors to the garden.
LADIES', DISABLED and GENTLEMEN'S TOILETS.
CATERING KITCHEN: fully equipped with a good selection of commercial catering effects and equipment.
STILL ROOM.
OWNERS ACCOMMODATION
At first floor: LOUNGE, OFFICE SPACE, BEDROOM 1 (large DOUBLE), BEDROOM 2 (small DOUBLE), BEDROOM 3 (DOUBLE) and BEDROOM 4 (large SINGLE (currently used for storage)). FAMILY BATHROOM.
EXTERNAL
To the side of the property is a large, lawned GARDEN with children's swing. The garden wraps around to the rear of the property and has both a covered seating area and a chimenea heater. There is seating for 50+ but the garden is large enough to accommodate a marquee for 150. Timber constructed former STABLE BLOCK used as storage, incorporating large fridge/freezer store and log store. Hardcore car park for 15 - 18 vehicles.
The Business
The current owners have been patrons since 2005 and have developed a good food-led pub which now operates on limited hours to suit their requirements. It currently operates Wednesday through to Sunday, being closed Sunday evenings, Monday and Tuesday. The menu comprises traditional British food, locally sourced and homemade, in a sensible price bracket. Our clients' accounts show net sales of £115,754 for the trading year ended 31st March 2024.
Tenure
FREEHOLD £330,000 to include goodwill, fixtures and fittings. Stock at valuation in addition.
No direct approach to be made to the business; please direct all communications through Sidney Phillips.
Viewing strictly by appointment only.
No direct approach to be made to the business; please direct all communications through Sidney Phillips.
Viewing strictly by appointment only.
Licence
A full Premises Licence is held for the supply of alcohol between the hours of:
Monday to Saturday: 11:00 - 23:00
Sunday: 12:00 - 22:00.
Monday to Saturday: 11:00 - 23:00
Sunday: 12:00 - 22:00.
Services
Mains electricity and water are connected. Septic tank drainage. LPG for cooking and heating.
Local Authority: Powys County Council.
Rateable Value as at 01 April 2026: £6,000.
Local Authority: Powys County Council.
Rateable Value as at 01 April 2026: £6,000.
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Ceiron Griffiths
Wales
Ref: 94655
