We look inside the historic country pub near Bristol Airport as it goes on the market - it dates back to 1834

The Winford Arms on the A38 is on the market leasehold with an asking price of £50,000.

Dating back to 1834, the building was originally constructed as a gear store for a nearby coal mining enterprise, before being converted into a pub in 1856.

The pub comprises a large trading area on the ground floor serving 105 covers, a private dining/function room, and a sizeable, well-equipped kitchen.

The pub also has a large beer garden with sweeping countryside views, a private car park, and a one-bedroom owners’ apartment on the first floor.

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Graeme Clifford, business agent at Christie & Co who is managing the sale, said: “This landmark pub is easily visible from the busy A38 and has long been associated with good food and being a great venue for family events or days out.

“The facilities at the pub offer any new owner a great opportunity to establish a strong business, especially by promoting the fantastic beer garden as summer approaches.”

Take a look inside…