Six Bells

Six Bells

The Green South,
Warborough,
Oxfordshire,
OX10 7DN

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Opening times

  • Tuesday to Friday:  12 noon - 3pm & 6pm - 11pm

Saturday (winter): 12 noon - 3pm & 6pm - 11pm

Saturday (summer): 12 noon - 11pm

Sunday:  12 noon - 11pm

Food service times:

Tuesday to Friday:  12 noon  - 2pm & 7pm - 9pm

Saturday (winter):  12 noon - 2pm & 7pm - 9pm

Saturday (summer): 12 noon - 3pm & 7pm - 9pm

Sunday:  12 noon - 3pm

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Description

** UNDER OFFER **An idyllic pub set in the pretty Oxfordshire village of Warborough, used as a film set for many TV dramas. The Six Bells is a charming thatched village inn, central to the local community and benefits from a strong and loyal wet lead and food trade.

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Letting Details

Description & trading style

The Six Bells is a tavern style pub, meaning that informal food is served lunchtimes and evenings throughout the pub.  There is a warm friendly atmosphere and customers are welcomed equally for a meal or a quick drink.

Location & local amenities

The delightful village of Warborough is just off the A4074 between Abingdon and Wallingford.  There are a good range of shops and schools in the nearby town of Wallingford, with the larger town of Henley on Thames and Oxford city a short distance away.

Accomodation

Trade:  Bar & dining, kitchen, servery, cellar, WC's, garden, stores, car parking on common land.
Private:  3 bedrooms, lounge, bathroom, WC.

Current & future markets

The pub currently attracts local drinking trade, including the village cricket team and catering trade from a wider catchment.  Ideally this catchment should be extended to further exploit the food potential here.

Requirements

We seek experienced tenants who have the ability to 'fit in' to a loyally followed locals pub, but who also have the food expertise to operate a quality informal offering to a wider audience.

Applicants must have or be able to apply for a personal licence.

Estimated ingoings

Circa £27,000 to include a security deposit (3 months of base rent), rent advance, stock, glassware and loose goods, training deposit, legal fees, inventory and working capital.

Trade Volumes 2009 2010 2011 To 27.3.
Draught Beer & Cider (36 gallon units) 142.01 110.78 90.83 15.54
Packaged (litres) 450.12 285.12 285.12 68.64
Minerals (10 litres) 345.66 265.23 156.71 26.01
Spirits (litres) 182 83.30 72.10 7
Wines (litres) 2,958 1,725.75 1,042 133.50

Estimating turnover

You will need to estimate the turnover you expect from the pub. The current barrelage is given to assist you with calculations, but you need to estimate the food sales.

Guide rent

Headline £26,000 per annum payable fortnightly in advance by direct debit.  Retail Price Indexation applies to rents.

Terms

Three year tenancy agreement with an additional service charge that covers property insurance, servicing of heating and cellar equipment etc.

Rateable value

Draft 2010 £15,250.  Please contact the local authority to find out actual rates payable.

Licenses & permits

Sale of alcohol by retail for consumption on and off the premises, live music & dancing facilities for special occasions

Permitted hours

Mon - Sun: 11am - Midnight.

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