Bull Inn

The Bull lies in a prominent corner position at a busy junction in the affluent village of Newborough which has a population of c2000, within the City of Peterborough in Cambridgeshire.
Nestling within approximately an acre plot with a large car park and a pretty leafy spacious green to the rear. The business lies in the heart of the community, on the main through road B1443 running between the commuter roads A16 and A15. This traditional community pub is very well supported by the local residents seeing much repeat trade and loyal custom, benefiting from a monopoly trading position within the village.

The Bull is truly at the heart of the community with the restaurant/function room used like a village hall hosting many events for local clubs, young farmers and council meetings. Additionally, this popular public house is home to the local darts, dominoes, pool and pétanque teams. This charming 17th-century public house is very well maintained throughout with a feature wooden bar, lovely brick fireplace and quality furnishings.

Currently, the pub's revenue is derived from wet sales only. It offers a huge scope to increase turnover by introducing food sales. Perhaps also extending opening hours to cover lunchtimes and offer meals during the day. The kitchen is adequately sized and equipped to manage this food offer should it be introduced. Additionally, there is a spacious 3-bedroom living accommodation above the business.

Spacious accommodation.

The living accommodation is on the first floor and briefly comprises of 2 double bedrooms, single bedroom, large lounge and bathroom.