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Traditional Herefordshire Village Pub sells with Sidney Phillips

Posted by Sidney Phillips on 3rd April 2021 -

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The Dog Inn is a stone built semi-detached property in a Georgian style and enjoys a wealth of character. It holds a prominent location at the centre of Ewyas Harold which is a thriving West Herefordshire village offering many services.

The village of Ewyas Harold holds a strategical location on the Herefordshire Welsh Borders just off the A465 and within easy motoring distance of the town of Abergavenny and the City of Hereford.

It draws a number of visitors from the surrounding rural area due to its number of services within the village

The pub itself is a quintessential village pub which provides wet sales only to the local and surrounding population, with a number of tourists visiting the village.

The Dog Inn offers interconnecting bars and dining room and an excellent owners flat and two letting rooms.

Since our clients occupation they have operated the business on limited hours only opening at 3.00pm throughout the week with no food offering.

The Dog Inn has been sold to an enthusiastic individual who will be taking on the property as a first time venture.

Sidney Phillips sold the Leasehold off an asking price of £57,5000.

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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