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Freehold Available on the Edge of Newport

Posted by Sidney Phillips on 9th March 2021 -

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The substantial two bar free house is situated on the edge of Newport. Newport is the principality of Wales’s third largest city with a population of 110,000.

It is considered the Gateway of Wales being the first major conurbation when entering the country from the east via the M4 motorway.

Just off the main city centre is the subject property, The Angel which is just on the edge of the main ‘circuit’ but is actually located in a semi residential area.

The Angel, which has been owned by a private investor for over fifteen years has always been let to third party tenants.

The property has a lower bar with boarded floor, arranged around a central bar servery which has a long bar counter with a serving hatch to the rear bar. Fully furnished this room can seat approximately 25-30 people.

There is also a rear lounge bar which when furnished can seat an additional 30 customers.

The Angel provides private owners accommodation located on the first floor. It includes a shower room, five double bedrooms, and a large open plan lounge/kitchen which has access onto a flat roof/garden.

Sidney Phillips has been instructed to offer the Freehold at an asking price of £185,000.

For further information about pubs for sale or how to buy a business, please contact Sidney Phillips on 01981 250333 or please click here.


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