Leisure and hospitality property specialist Sidney Phillips has brought to market The Rabbit Hole, a substantial London public house in Streatham.
The Rabbit Hole is centrally located in Streatham, a vibrant and diverse district in South London, once known as a fashionable retreat for wealthy Londoners in the 18th and 19th centuries. It has evolved into a lively residential area with a rich cultural mix and a strong sense of community. It is a popular residence for both families and city professionals, enjoying a strong community spirit, excellent transport links, good amenities, and a comfortable balance between city life and suburban calm.
The main thoroughfare, Streatham High Road, is famously one of the longest high streets in Europe, lined with a wide variety of shops, cafés, restaurants, and independent businesses. As a result of Council and private investment, the area has seen significant regeneration in recent years, with new developments, improved public spaces, and a growing number of trendy bars and eateries giving it a more contemporary feel while retaining its traditional character.
The Rabbit Hole is a substantial two and three-storey public house dating from 1930, presented in a Vernacular Revival style. The property was originally known as The Greyhound before it was refurbished and renamed in 2017. The property occupies a plot measuring in the region of 0.427 acres, and enjoys a footprint in the region of 8,511 sq ft. The gross internal area of the property measures approximately 11,462 sq ft over three floors.
It benefits from open-plan bar and dining areas for 110 to 150 covers, a nightclub, a large beer garden (200 ) and a twelve-bedroom accommodation.
Regional Valuations Manager, Robert Cockayne, who is handling the sale commented: “The property currently falls within the Sui Generis class use, however, it could be suitable for an alternative mixed use, retaining a commercial element on the ground floor whilst converting the upper floors into residential or HMO accommodation, creating a fantastic opportunity for an investor.”
For further information about this pub for sale, please contact Sidney Phillips on 01892 725900 or email southeast@sidneyphillips.co.uk. You can also view the property on our website by clicking here or search other pubs for sale in London.
March 2026