The Paul Pry, a Grade II listed Victorian public house in the heart of Worcester, has been sold after being marketed by Sidney Phillips with a freehold asking price of £450,000.
Situated at 6 The Butts, just off the city’s main pedestrianised shopping area and close to the indoor shopping centre and bus station, the pub combines a central trading position with a wealth of period character. The sale particulars describe an established business known for its food, real ales and Sunday lunches.
Among its distinctive features are an entrance hallway with a terrazzo marble floor, floor-to-ceiling enamel tiling and stained-glass partitions. The main bar features a curved, panel-fronted servery and an ornate mirrored back fitting, alongside a Victorian fireplace with decorative tiled insets.
The trading accommodation includes a main bar accommodating approximately 25 to 30 customers and a separate lounge bar and restaurant with seating for around 32 diners. A comprehensively equipped catering kitchen supports the food operation, while a three-section basement cellar provides beer and bottle storage.
Above the pub is extensive four-bedroom owners’ accommodation, together with a lounge, kitchen, bathroom and separate WC. Outside, an enclosed courtyard provides additional seating, with a service compound and gated access to the rear lane.
The freehold was offered at £450,000 to include goodwill and fixtures and fittings, with stock at valuation in addition.
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Robin Mence