Village pub near Bristol for sale complete with a railway carriage restaurant and crazy golf course

A popular village pub near Bristol with railway carriage restaurant and a nine-hole crazy golf course in the garden has been put on the market.

The Old Station at Hallatrow between Bristol and Bath boasts a prominent location on the A39 and it attracts customers all year round.

With a bar that seats around 75 customers, a dining room and a one acre outdoor area including paddock, car park for 40 vehicles and gardens, it’s a large pub with four-bedroom owners’ accommodation.

The pub is best known for its quirky decor and original features including exposed stone walls and beamed ceiling. The garden includes a decked area and a pizza oven.

But it’s the Pullman railway carriage in the garden that most people know the pub for. Added to the rear of the premises in the early 1990s, the Royal Scotsman carriage provides a unique dining experience.

The Old Station has been run by the current owner since 2008 and the current annual turnover is around £250,000, although it was around £400,000 pre-pandemic.

The pub has been put on the market for £22,500 leasehold through agents Sprosen. The lease is ‘fully repairing and insuring’ for a period of 20 years, which commenced in 2008.

Current rent is £39,816 per annum and a brand new free of tie lease may be available.