Duke Of York Bromsgrove

The Duke of York is a local community wet led pub that sits on the main road through Bromsgrove, with a large housing estate behind the pub.

Why would you want to run it? Running the Duke of York pub in Bromsgrove could be a compelling opportunity for several reasons, especially if you're passionate about hospitality, community engagement, and being your own boss. Here's why it might appeal to you: 🌟 Key Benefits of Running the Duke of York Strong Community Roots The Duke of York is a well-established community-focused pub located on Broad Street in Bromsgrove, with a large housing estate nearby. It serves as a hub for locals, including a dart team, pool team, and regulars who enjoy sports and socializing. Entertainment & Sports Appeal The pub offers Sky Sports, a dart board, pool table, and occasional live entertainment, making it a lively venue with multiple revenue streams. Solid Reputation It has a 4.7/5 rating on Facebook and 4.4/5 on Google, with customers praising the friendly staff, great service, and cozy atmosphere. Business Support from Stonegate As part of the Stonegate Pub Partners network, you'd benefit from: Key Features • 2 trading rooms • Enclosed Garden • TV Sports and Community feel • Small car Park Business & Financial Information • Estimated ingoings (upfront): £5,795 • Full deposit: £5,000 • Agreement fee: £795 • Guide rent (weekly): £385 • Guide rent (annual): £20,000 • Forecast turnover (weekly): £237,893 • Forecast turnover (annual): £237,892 Ideal Operator New to trade or someone who has local community experience and can utilise these skills.  Wet led only site Private Accommodation 3 beds, lounge and kitchen the PQs have 3 bedrooms, 2 double and a single.  1 large bathroom, 1 living room and a room where the safe is stored. Private garden to the accommodation.  Regional Manager's Thoughts This is a great opportunity to run and operate a Bromsgrove community-based pub. The new publican should look to become rooted in the community by creating a meeting point for sports teams and a local meeting place for all residents. I am now looking for a publican who is keen to rise to the challenge to put this once great pub back on the Bromsgrove map. Surrounding Area Bromsgrove is a town in Worcestershire about 16 miles north of Worcester and 13 miles south of Birmingham city centre. Being the main town in the larger Bromsgrove District, the town has a population of over 29,000. Nearby facilities include a large public leisure and sports centre, a municipal park, community library and Grafton Manor which dates back to the 14th century. The town is serviced by Bromsgrove Railway Station and several buses with direct links to Birmingham and Worcester.