EAST YORKSHIRE - TRADITIONAL 4 BEDROOM PUBLIC HOUSE
Hull, East Yorkshire
Ref: 94392
Freehold Offers Around £150,000
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Key Features
Location
The Whalebone Inn is situated in the commercial and industrial port city of Hull, in the East Riding District of Yorkshire. Sitting close to the River Hull, the pub was once frequented by sailors who would jump off their ships and drop in for a drink. Located in the heart of a busy industrial area just north of the city centre, right by the busy Holderness Road, the pub has a significant volume of passing trade and regular clientele. The pub has proved to be popular with after-work locals and is used as a starting venue for those wanting a drink before heading off into the city centre.
Property
The premises comprise a three-storey semi detached public house of brick construction under a pitched slate roof. It lies a short distance from the city centre in a thoroughfare between the Sculcoates and Botanic residential areas and the main commercial and industrial districts. The property briefly comprises:
TRADE AREAS:
Access via Wincolmlee into the FRONT ENTRANCE PORCH which provides entry to the open plan U-shaped MAIN BAR which has combined seating for 80, part carpet, part wooden flooring, open brick fireplace, upholstered bench seating, freestanding log burner, stained glass windows, traditional wooden bar servery with cellar hatch down to the open plan BASEMENT CELLAR and enclosed staircase to the first floor behind, entry to the Ladies TOILETS is also accessed via the main bar. SNUG with seating for 8, part carpet, part wooden flooring, log burner with brick fireplace surround, enclosed staircase to the first floor, external double doors out to the trade patio and internal door into the CATERING KITCHEN. INNER HALL with access to the cellar drop, door to the inner courtyard, store cupboard and Gentlemen's TOILETS. REAR ENTRANCE HALL with access out onto Lincoln Street and further entry to the inner courtyard.
FIRST FLOOR:
THREE DOUBLE BEDROOMS. LOUNGE. TWO BATHROOMS. OFFICE. KITCHEN.
SECOND/ TOP FLOOR:
DOUBLE BEDROOM.
EXTERNAL:
Enclosed REAR TRADE PATIO with seating for 10. INNER COURTYARD utilised as delivery access into the barrel drop. Customer parking is available on the surrounding residential streets.
TRADE AREAS:
Access via Wincolmlee into the FRONT ENTRANCE PORCH which provides entry to the open plan U-shaped MAIN BAR which has combined seating for 80, part carpet, part wooden flooring, open brick fireplace, upholstered bench seating, freestanding log burner, stained glass windows, traditional wooden bar servery with cellar hatch down to the open plan BASEMENT CELLAR and enclosed staircase to the first floor behind, entry to the Ladies TOILETS is also accessed via the main bar. SNUG with seating for 8, part carpet, part wooden flooring, log burner with brick fireplace surround, enclosed staircase to the first floor, external double doors out to the trade patio and internal door into the CATERING KITCHEN. INNER HALL with access to the cellar drop, door to the inner courtyard, store cupboard and Gentlemen's TOILETS. REAR ENTRANCE HALL with access out onto Lincoln Street and further entry to the inner courtyard.
FIRST FLOOR:
THREE DOUBLE BEDROOMS. LOUNGE. TWO BATHROOMS. OFFICE. KITCHEN.
SECOND/ TOP FLOOR:
DOUBLE BEDROOM.
EXTERNAL:
Enclosed REAR TRADE PATIO with seating for 10. INNER COURTYARD utilised as delivery access into the barrel drop. Customer parking is available on the surrounding residential streets.
The Business
Our client has owned and operated the Whalebone Inn since November 2015 and is now looking to offer the premises to the freehold market in order to retire.
During our clients period of occupation, the business has been a strong part of a close-knit local community. It has enjoyed a wet-only trade from a regular client base as well as from commuters traveling to and from work in the surrounding commercial and industrial districts.
In recent times, the pub has been operated under a lease agreement, as such historic trade accounts are unavailable. Prospective purchasers must make their own assumptions as to likely trade levels, having due regard for the location and potential of the site.
During our clients period of occupation, the business has been a strong part of a close-knit local community. It has enjoyed a wet-only trade from a regular client base as well as from commuters traveling to and from work in the surrounding commercial and industrial districts.
In recent times, the pub has been operated under a lease agreement, as such historic trade accounts are unavailable. Prospective purchasers must make their own assumptions as to likely trade levels, having due regard for the location and potential of the site.
Tenure
FREEHOLD Offers Around £150,000 to include fixtures and fittings.
No direct approach to be made to the business; please direct all communications through Sidney Phillips. Viewing strictly by appointment only.
No direct approach to be made to the business; please direct all communications through Sidney Phillips. Viewing strictly by appointment only.
Licence
A full license is held allowing the sale of alcohol between the hours of 11am to 1am - 7 Days a week.
Services
All mains services are connected. The property benefits from a burglar alarm and a 12 camera CCTV security system.
Enquire about this listing
Zaine Lamont
Yorkshire
