Former Pub / Restaurant

Substantial former pub / restaurant over three floors in need of restoration. Located at top of Stow Hill opposite Newport Cathedral, the former pub was originally known as The Six Bells, then it became the Fizog and Firkin, then the Six Bells again and eventually The Church House. It has been empty now for a number of years and requires extensive renovation works throughout. It could be returned as a pub / restaurant with a large function room to the first floor or converted to a residential development subject to the necessary planning permissions. All prospective buyers are advised to contact Newport City Council regarding all planning permissions. Viewings are available on an appointment basis only and there is limited access to the 2nd floor. The property is to be sold vacant possession.

Tenure

See Legal Pack

Ground Floor

There are several entrances into a large bar area with male and female wc, kitchen, storerooms and access to the cellar. Tow separate staircases lead to the first floor.

First Floor

Large function room and bar area with further toilet facilities.

Second Floor

Four rooms.

Local Authority

Newport City Council

Solicitors

Jacklyn Dawsons, Jacklyn Dawson Hurley Solicitors, Ref: Jacklyn Dawsons, Tel: 01600 716660

Additional Fees

Administration Charge - 1.2% inc VAT of the purchase price, subject to a minimum of £1200 inc VAT, payable on exchange of contracts.

Disbursements - Please see the legal pack for any disbursements listed that may become payable by the purchaser on completion.