The Griffin Inn, a closed pub situated in the village of Trevalyn in Wrexham, has been sold through licensed property specialist Sidney Phillips.
The charming two-storey detached property is reputedly over 400 years old and sits on approximately 1.68 acres which includes a caravan and campsite.The public house comprises a three-section trade area which retains many original features and offer seating for 40 patrons, compact trade kitchen and basement to cellar. The owners’ accommodation is situated to the first floor and offers a lounge/kitchen, two double bedrooms and bathroom. Externally, there is a two-storey outbuilding used as storage. The rear of the property is a car park for 20 vehicles, seating for in excess of 50 and a campsite with five hook ups and large camp site with shower/bathroom facilities.
Dean McVay, Regional Valuations Manager for the North West handled the sale and commented: “The Griffin Inn represented a wonderful opportunity to acquire a historic public house in an affluent village location which offers great potential by re-establishing pub trade and utilising of the generous sized caravan/campsite to the rear of the premises. We wish the owners all the best with their plans for The Griffin.”
Sidney Phillips sold The Griffin Inn off a freehold asking price of £295,000.
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(December 2025)