The Front Page, 9 Ballymoney Street,
Ballymena, BT43 6AL
Pub
POA
EPC Rating
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Key Information
Price | POA |
Style | Pub |
EPC | |
Status | For sale |
Features
- Public House
This two storey mid terrace building is of traditional construction. Internally the property provides a ground floor public bar with ancillary accommodation and first floor lounge with smoking terrace.
The traditionally fitted out public bar is finished to a high standard. Seating is provided via a mix of booth and perimeter benches with free standing stools at the timber bar counter servery. Toilets are located off the bar, as well as keg and bottle areas. The building is serviced by oil fired central heating.
Accounts
These will be provided to bona fide parties upon request.
Fixtures & Fittings
An inventory of the fixtures and fittings to be included in the sale will be provided.
Licence
The property benefits from a 5(1)(a) liquor licence and late Entertainments Licence.
VAT
All prices, rentals and outgoings are quoted exclusive of VAT.
Sale Proposal
An opportunity has arisen to purchase one of Ballymena’s busiest Public Houses. Proprietors, Stephen & Marie Reynolds have decided to retire after 34 years at the helm of this flagship, award-winning establishment. This popular Free House has always traded as a traditional non-food pub, offering wet-led on-sales only. However, there is potential, and sufficient space, to introduce a food offering if the new owner so desired.
The sale is supported by strong trading accounts which provide a profitable business for a potential new owner with no capital expenditure required.
The freehold licensed business is for sale by private treaty to include the building, liquor licence, goodwill, fixtures and fittings. Stock at valuation. Guide price upon application.
Ground Floor - 1,108 sq ft (103 sq m)
First Floor - 301 sq ft (28 sq m)
Total - 1,409 sq ft (131 sq m)
Licensed for 160 patrons over two floors.
EPC - D90
Directions
Ballymena is a leading provincial town located approximately 28 miles north of Belfast, serving an extensive area of County Antrim. The property occupies a prominent position on Ballymoney Street. It is surrounded by a good mix of commercial occupiers to include Moore Electrics, Bob & Berts and The Tower Centre.
