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Central Derby pub sold for over the asking price by Sidney Phillips

Posted by Sidney Phillips on 30th December 2020 -

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The Duke Of Clarence situated on Mansfield Road within the city of Derby has been sold by the Eastern Counties office of licensed property specialists Sidney Phillips.

The Duke Of Clarence has been closed since March 2020 having been previously operated as a tenanted community public house catering to an established mature audience. The premises showcased a number of traditional pub games, sports and was renowned for its multiple darts teams.

In need of renovation, the 3,500 sq ft building comprises of an open plan bar, four bedroom owners accommodation and car park.

The Duke of Clarence has now been sold to experienced Derbyshire developers Stanton Developments, with an aim to start conversion works into residential use before the end of 2020.

Zaine Lamont, Regional Valuations Manager for the Eastern Counties handled the sale and comments, “The Duke Of Clarence represents a superb example of the amount of interest the public house market can still achieve, even in today’s challenging times. Sidney Phillips are extremely proud to not only obtain an over asking price offer for our client, but to have achieved an agreement for sale within only a matter of days of marketing the property.”

Sidney Phillips sold The Duke Of Clarence off an asking price of £285,000.

For further information about pubs for salepubs to letinvestments for sale or how to buy a business, please contact Sidney Phillips on 01522 500059 or please 


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