Three Blackbirds St Albans

The Three Blackbirds is set in the quaint village of Flamstead and offers a new publican real scope to take the business forward by offering a quality food menu to complement an already strong wet trade, that will appeal to prospective customers, both near and far.

The pub is well presented throughout and comes with a rustic, yet modern vibe. There is plenty of character within the pubs' décor; from quirky features to wooden beams, exposed brick walls and an open log fireplace. The Three Blackbirds is a warm, cosy and family orientated pub which comprises a lounge bar as well as a spacious 50 cover restaurant and goold sized outdoor beer garden.  Key Features • Set in the beautiful village of Flamstead Can accommodate around 50 covers Spacious beer garden to the side of the pub Parking for up to 6 cars Business & Financial Information • Estimated ingoings (upfront): £5,920 • Full deposit: £5,125 • Agreement fee: £795 • Guide rent (weekly): £394 • Guide rent (annual): £20,500 • Forecast turnover (weekly): £262,049 • Forecast turnover (annual): £262,049 Ideal Operator Stonegate Pub Partners are seeking an experienced publican or partnership couple with strong community and catering business acumen to exploit what is undoubtedly untapped potential at the Three Blackbirds Private Accommodation The private accommodation was recently refurbished and is situated on the first floor, comprising a lounge, kitchen, three bedrooms and family bathroom. Regional Manager's Thoughts The Three Blackbirds is a fantastic opportunity for a publican who is willing to establish themselves as part of the local community, by offering quality food and beverages along with impeccable service and standards. It is rare that such a cosy traditional pub comes to market within such an affluent area so do not delay in expressing your interest. Surrounding Area The Three Blackbirds is ideally situated in the heart of the desirable Hertfordshire village of Flamstead. This thriving area has great transport links being just off Junction 9 of the M1, five miles north west of St Albans, five miles north of Hemel Hempstead and approximately five miles south of Luton.