Angel Long Ashton

If you are ready to spread your wings, The Angel could be exactly the opportunity you’ve been looking for. This charming late fifteenth-century inn sits in the heart of Long Ashton, a sought-after village on the outskirts of Bristol.

If you are ready to spread your wings, The Angel could be exactly the opportunity you’ve been looking for. This charming late fifteenth-century inn sits in the heart of Long Ashton, a sought-after village on the outskirts of Bristol. With its beautiful period features and strong sense of rural character, it offers a genuine slice of historic pub hospitality while still being close to the city. Inside, the pub is full of personality. The traditional Smoke Room provides a snug and intimate space for guests to relax, while the Parlour offers a cosy dining area branching off the main bar. The old fireplace adds warmth and a sense of timeless comfort, making The Angel a welcoming stop for locals, visitors and anyone exploring North Somerset. Outside, the pub continues to shine. The rear courtyard has long been a summer haven for swallows, creating a unique natural atmosphere that adds to its charm. Beyond this, the secret garden offers a delightful hidden spot that is perfect for private gatherings, alfresco dining and seasonal events. It is a real asset for footfall in the warmer months and a standout feature compared with other pubs in the area. The Angel also benefits from four recently refurbished letting rooms. Two offer en suite facilities, while the remaining two include shared amenities. This provides an excellent opportunity to attract overnight guests, weekend travellers, business visitors and those exploring Bristol and the surrounding countryside. With its heritage, character and prime village location, The Angel presents an exciting opportunity for an operator who wants to run a historic pub with strong potential for dining, community engagement and accommodation income. Key Features • Historic late fifteenth-century inn full of character and traditional charm • Prime location in Long Ashton, a desirable village on the edge of Bristol • Positioned on Long Ashton Road (A370) with easy access and strong potential footfall • Cosy internal spaces, including the traditional Smoke Room and inviting Parlour dining area • Beautiful period features, such as an old fireplace that enhance the warm atmosphere • The rear courtyard is known for summertime swallows, adding a unique natural appeal • Attractive secret garden ideal for private gatherings, alfresco dining and seasonal events • Four recently refurbished letting rooms, with two en suite and two with shared facilities • Excellent opportunity to attract overnight guests and visitors exploring Bristol and North Somerset • Strong blend of village tranquillity and city convenience that supports year-round trade • Close to Ashton Court Estate, a major green space that draws walkers, cyclists and tourists Business & Financial Information • Estimated ingoings (upfront): £13,795 • Full deposit: £13,000 • Agreement fee: £795 • Guide rent (weekly): £1,000 • Guide rent (annual): £52,000 • Forecast turnover (weekly): £710,408 • Forecast turnover (annual): £710,408 Ideal Operator A beautiful site that would suit an experienced publican who is looking to embrace the local village. Experience in good-level pub food is beneficial, as is experience in managing letting rooms. Private Accommodation Due to the site having 4 letting rooms, there is no live-in accommodation. Regional Manager's Thoughts A fantastic opportunity to take on a site in a wonderful village location close to the City. The mix of community events, functions and regular food trade makes this a site that caters for all.  Surrounding Area Long Ashton offers the best of both worlds, combining village charm with unbeatable access to Bristol. This North Somerset village sits on the south-western edge of the city, giving residents and visitors the feel of a peaceful rural community while still being only a mile from the Bristol boundary. The Angel is located directly on Long Ashton Road (A370), making it an ideal stop for locals, commuters, visitors and those exploring the surrounding countryside. Its position gives it a steady stream of potential footfall while still benefiting from the friendly, close-knit atmosphere that the village is known for. Long Ashton is rich in character, with a blend of historic buildings, traditional pubs and older village architecture that gives the area its distinctive identity. At the same time, its proximity to Bristol means it also attracts families, young professionals and visitors who enjoy having urban amenities within easy reach. The village offers a great range of everyday facilities, including local shops, cafés and parks. One of the biggest advantages is Ashton Court Estate, a vast green space just a short distance away. With miles of walking routes, cycling trails, open parkland and regular events, it draws steady visitor traffic that can benefit nearby hospitality businesses. For anyone considering running a pub in North Somerset, Long Ashton is a highly desirable location. It delivers accessibility, community spirit and scenic surroundings, creating a strong base for both local trade and destination visits.