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Black Lion
Cherrytree Close, Skelton-on-Ure, Ripon, North Yorkshire, HG4 5AJ
Annual Rent: £18,000
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External Drinking Area
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Car Park
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Property details
The Black Lion is in the picturesque village of Skelton-on-Ure, close to Ripon, Boroughbridge, Harrogate, and Knaresborough, combining rural charm with easy road access and regular bus services. Skelton-on-Ure is the gateway village to Newby Hall.
A popular destination for walkers and cyclists with thousands passing through the village each year, featuring many well-marked routes. Nearby major tourist attractions: Newby Hall – 120,000 annual visitors, hosts events such as Tractor Fest and Harrogate Flower Show. Other attractions include Fountains Abbey, Ripon Cathedral, Ripon Races, and sites in York and the Yorkshire Dales.
The pub is currently closed and is being renovated to a high standard. Internally there are two large trading areas with one central bar area serving both trading areas and a large catering kitchen.
Externally there is an extensive pub garden, ideal for outdoor events, family-friendly gatherings, and outdoor dining. There is also a large parking area to accommodate visitors.
Planning permission has been granted for five touring caravans with electric hook-ups.
The private accommodation above the pub is large and has three bedrooms (one en suite), a bathroom, lounge, kitchen, and an opportunity to convert one room into a B&B.
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Trading style
The Black Lion is a community Pub on the main high street in the village of Skelton on Ure. Due to the size of the pub and boasting two large trading areas the Black Lion offers itself as a food and drink venue.
The pub will offer:
- Evening Dining: Emphasise a menu of seasonal local ingredients and themed evenings.
- Drinks: Feature local beers and a variety of alcoholic, non-alcoholic, and soft drinks – there are many local breweries in North Yorkshire.
- Events and Partnerships: Collaborate with local organisations for community gatherings in the pub’s spacious facilities.
The ideal tenant will have proven experience in running a food and drink establishment. Be self-motivated, entrepreneurial, and community-minded. The tenant should be passionate about creating a warm and friendly atmosphere while contributing to the community’s well-being.
- Business strategy: Develop a detailed business plan focusing on offering locally-sourced, high-quality food and drink, while growing the business sustainably.
- Event collaboration: Engage with local event organisers and community clubs to strengthen the pub’s role as a central hub for the village.
- Marketing and social media skills: A strong online presence will be crucial to promote the pub and attract visitors.
- Hygiene and legal compliance: A track record of operating a safe and compliant business is important, as is a good understanding of legal requirements.
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