Barley Mow

Substantial Detached Freehold

Transaction: Freehold for sale Address: 30 Main Street, Stapenhill, Burton Upon Trent, DE15 9AP Type: Restaurant, Leisure, Cafe, Takeaway, Land / Development, Investment, Alternate Use, Bar, Public House, Retail, Hotel, Industrial Tenure: Freehold The crown bowling green to the side lies within the Barley Mow's demise,  but let to Stapenhill Bowls Club on a 20 year lease, dated 31st March 2006. The agreement provides the lessee a right of access over the pub's car park and the use of 7 car parking spaces.   Believed to have been built in 1858 and originally a Salt’s pub until that brewery was taken over by Bass in 1927, the Barley Mow reputedly housed a Burton Corporation hose-reel station during Edwardian times.  The property is a two and three storey Victorian detached property of brick elevations beneath pitched tiled roofs. The accommodation briefly comprises an entrance hall  providing access to both bar areas. The small public bar has a timber bar servery, feature fireplace and upholstered perimeter seating. The larger lounge bar has a timber bar servery, beamed ceiling, upholstered perimeter seating, timber floor and part wood panelled walls. The pub also has a  function room and separate dining room situated to the rear of the property. The pub also benefits from Ladies and Gents W.C.s, kitchen and basement beer cellar and stores.  The domestic accommodation is situated over the upper floors and briefly comprises : First Floor: lounge, bedroom, office, bathroom with separate W.C. and loft rooms accessed from a mezzanine landing. Second Floor : Two further bedrooms, bathroom and a domestic kitchen-diner. To the exterior, the pub has a lawned beer garden to the side, a large tarmac car park and brick-built storage outbuildings.  The crown bowling green to the side is part of the Barley Mow's demise,  but let to Stapenhill Bowls Club and is subject to a 20 year lease dated 31st March 2006.