You could be the new landlord of this 1930s Bristol post office-turned-pub — take a look inside

The Old Post Office, on Fishponds Road in Fishponds, is being advertised for a new tenancy agreement with Stonegate Pub Partners.

The pub has a forecast turnover of £877,126 per year, according to Stonegate, with an annual rent of £30,895.

Stonegate says: “The Old Post Office in Fishponds is a standout example of adaptive reuse, transforming a 1939-built post office into a thriving, characterful community pub.

“Located on the busy Fishponds Road (BS16 3TT), the venue retains much of its original architectural charm while offering a warm, modern setting for guests.”

READ NEXT: I am so sorry it has come to this but our Bristol pub cannot continue in the current form - here's why

It adds: “Designed by Henry Seccombe, the building features period details such as high ceilings, wooden flooring, and distinctive leather booths nestled into window bays.

“The layout is open-plan and spacious, with a mix of split-level tables and a heated outdoor patio area that supports year-round trade.

“This blend of historical character and contemporary comfort creates an inviting, versatile atmosphere—ideal for an operator looking to serve locals, families, and casual diners in a much-loved suburban spot with strong community ties.”

Take a look inside...