March Hare Inn Nottingham

The March Hare is a vibrant community pub in Nottingham, ideally positioned in a popular residential area just 10 minutes from the city centre and well-connected by local transport links.

The March Hare is a vibrant community pub in Nottingham, ideally positioned in a popular residential area just 10 minutes from the city centre and well-connected by local transport links. This well-loved local is known for its warm, community-focused atmosphere and its regular programme of events and activities that bring people together. As part of our Beacon agreement, The March Hare offers great-value drinks – a major draw for locals and a strong advantage for anyone looking to run a pub in Nottingham with a proven following. Outside, the pub features a convenient car park and a patio seating area to the side, providing additional space for customers during warmer months. Inside, the layout includes two welcoming trading areas: a lively bar with a pool table and seating for around 40 guests a comfortable front lounge ideal for relaxed drinks and social gatherings With established footfall and regular entertainment, The March Hare presents a fantastic opportunity for someone searching for a pub to let in Nottingham or a community-led pub business with solid growth potential. Key Features • Established community pub located just 10 minutes from Nottingham city centre • Beacon agreement in place, offering great-value drinks to attract regular trade • Two trading areas: a lively bar with a pool table and seating for around 40, plus a welcoming front lounge • Regular entertainment is already established, supporting consistent footfall • Outdoor patio seating to the side, ideal for warmer months • On-site car park providing convenient access for customers • Situated within a busy residential area with strong local demand • Close to Sneinton Market Avenues, cafés, shops and visitor attractions • Excellent public transport links connecting the pub to central Nottingham • Strong potential to grow both community-led and value-led trade segments Business & Financial Information • Estimated ingoings (upfront): £3,045 • Full deposit: £2,250 • Agreement fee: £795 • Guide rent (weekly): £173 • Guide rent (annual): £9,000 • Forecast turnover (weekly): £270,819 • Forecast turnover (annual): £270,819 Ideal Operator The ideal publican for The March Hare will be someone who is genuinely community-focused and eager to build on the strong local relationships already established by the current operator. This pub thrives on familiarity, trust, and a welcoming atmosphere — so the next publican should be visible in the business, approachable, and passionate about creating a space where locals feel at home. They will be proactive in seeking out new opportunities to grow sales through activities that resonate with the neighbourhood. This could include hosting value-led promotions, local charity events, family-friendly gatherings, pub teams, entertainment nights, or collaborations with nearby independent businesses and community groups. A successful operator will understand the importance of a balanced offer — combining great-value drinks through the Beacon agreement with consistent community engagement. They’ll be comfortable leading from the front, getting involved in local conversations, and adapting their approach to meet the needs of the residents who rely on The March Hare as their go-to local. Overall, this opportunity best suits someone who wants to champion a true neighbourhood pub, drive footfall through tailored activities, and continue the long-standing tradition of making The March Hare a key part of Sneinton’s community life. Private Accommodation TBC.  Regional Manager's Thoughts The right publican has a fantastic opportunity to grow the sales at this community pub by developing the activities and charitable events that he pub has already developed.  Surrounding Area The March Hare sits in the heart of Sneinton, a lively and well-established residential neighbourhood just minutes from Nottingham city centre. The area offers a strong mix of terraced housing, apartments, and family homes, providing a reliable local customer base throughout the week. Sneinton benefits from a growing independent scene and several local amenities that help generate steady footfall. Sneinton Market Avenues, a popular creative and artisan hub, is close by and attracts visitors for its cafés, small businesses, and regular events. Local coffee shops, convenience stores, supermarkets and takeaways add to daily foot traffic and keep the area active from morning until evening. The pub is also well-positioned near local attractions such as Green’s Mill and Science Centre and the expansive Colwick Woods, both of which draw families, walkers, and casual visitors. With strong transport links to Nottingham, the neighbourhood remains accessible and well-connected. Overall, the mix of residential housing, independent businesses, visitor attractions, and essential amenities makes Sneinton a busy and diverse community — offering solid potential to build trade and attract regular, repeat customers.