A historic North Kent public house with roots understood to stretch back to the 17th century has been brought to the market on a new free-of-tie lease by Sidney Phillips.
The Bull Inn, at 32 High Street, Newington, near Sittingbourne, is available through specialist leisure property agent Sidney Phillips. The two-storey roadside pub stands on the village’s main route, between Sittingbourne and the Medway Towns, with access to the A249 and M2 and rail services from Newington station.
The Grade II-listed building provides three principal customer areas with combined potential seating for around 50 to 70 people. These comprise an L-shaped bar, a games room and a garden room, supported by a trade kitchen, customer toilets and a basement cellar with storage and a chilled barrel room.
Outside, the property includes a beer garden with potential seating for 60 to 80 customers, an enclosed trade yard and parking for approximately 20 to 25 vehicles. Private living accommodation comprises four double bedrooms, two single bedrooms, a kitchen, living room, bathroom and shower room, and a separate WC.
The opportunity is being offered at nil premium for a proposed term of 10 or 15 years, with rental offers invited for a new free-of-tie lease.
For further information about this pub to let, please contact Sidney Phillips on 01892 725900or email southeast@sidneyphillips.co.uk.
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Robert Cockayne