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Mottingham London SE9 4QW Click here for Map |
| Location Situated on the busy Mottingham Road. |
| Trade Accommodation Trade - Main entrance, small snug bar to right. Main bar to left with toilets and rear games room (pool) with double doors to a very large trade garden, comprising patio and grass with picnic benches and feature aviaries. Bar carpeted throughout with original wood wall panelling and bar counter. Big screen and large television. Function room with separate entrance and own toilets in similar style. Servery - L shaped with access to reasonably well equipped kitchen. Car parking to frontage. |
| Private Accommodation accessed from bar servery comprising 4 bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom (bath, shower, basin), 2 x WC and lounge. Condition - appear sound but tired and in need or redecoration and some repairs. |
Tie Full tie beers, wines, spirits and minerals. |
| Trade We are advised that wet trade averages £7000 per week, with good machine income in addition. This is very much a locals house with very little competition in a highly populated and busy area.. |
| Tenure 19 years remaining on an original 21 year Enterprise Inns lease. |
| Rent £30,000 per annum. |
| Machines AWP—85% to lessee after usual expenses.. |
| Licence Full on Justices Licence. |
| Price We are seeking £90,000 for the remaining lease to include fixtures and fittings with stock and glassware at valuation in addition. The freeholders may require additional funds for deposit, advance rent and legal fees. |
| Viewing Details :- STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENT THROUGH THE VENDORS AGENTS. YOUNG AND SMITH Telephone 020 7709 8788 Fax 020 7709 8789 For further details on this Public House please Contact :- Martin Smith |
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