Run a Stonegate Pub - Mariner Folkestone, Kent
- Recruiter
- Stonegate Pub Partners
- Location
- Folkestone, Kent
- Salary
- To be discussed
- Ref
- 024836
- Starts
- Closes
About the Pub
The Mariner is a traditional three storey community pub with a light and airy interior and many original features. The pub is extremely popular in the summer months, but also benefits from a good local trade in the winter months. There are three key trading areas: the bar, restaurant, and the front patio area. The large L shaped bar offers a feature fireplace, plenty of seating and nautical themed décor. On the first floor is the 40-cover restaurant and a large fully equipped trade kitchen which overlooks the Folkestone harbour with fantastic views across the port and the sea. Outside is the patio style tables and chairs, which are placed upon the front of the premises on the pavement. The private accommodation comprises of three bedrooms and a lounge area.Stonegate Pub Partners are now seeking a food experienced operator who can continue and grow the well-established food offer and utilise the pubs kitchen and restaurant facilities.
Business Information
Agreement: Retail Partnership Tenancy
Capital Startup: Est. £15750
Fixtures / Fittings: Est. £25000
Guide Rent: £35000 pa
Potential Turnover: £527000 pa
Regional Manager's Thoughts
The Mariner presents a fantastic opportunity to take on a traditional pub in the delightful town of Folkstone. The pub is well known for its quality food offer and its great location on the harbour with stunning views of the port and the sea. The ideal publican would need catering experience and want to demonstrate their skills to continue and develop the established trade.
Surrounding Area
In recent years the port of Folkestone has seen lots of regeneration and development, with brand new shopping areas, leisure facilities and boutique hotels. The nearby designated coastal park of Samphire Hoe is a wonderful place to wander and pass the time. The area’s maritime history is well preserved too, through ancient remains and architecture. The Royal Military Canal was built to repel Napoleon's troops, but today it flows silently through the town out towards the protected Romney Marsh and is a haven for endangered birdlife. Folkestone is also one of the best-connected towns on the coast, with direct rail links to London and is the ideal base for exploring the beautiful surrounding landscape.
The Mariner is a traditional three storey community pub with a light and airy interior and many original features. The pub is extremely popular in the summer months, but also benefits from a good local trade in the winter months. There are three key trading areas: the bar, restaurant, and the front patio area. The large L shaped bar offers a feature fireplace, plenty of seating and nautical themed décor. On the first floor is the 40-cover restaurant and a large fully equipped trade kitchen which overlooks the Folkestone harbour with fantastic views across the port and the sea. Outside is the patio style tables and chairs, which are placed upon the front of the premises on the pavement. The private accommodation comprises of three bedrooms and a lounge area.Stonegate Pub Partners are now seeking a food experienced operator who can continue and grow the well-established food offer and utilise the pubs kitchen and restaurant facilities.
Business Information
Agreement: Retail Partnership Tenancy
Capital Startup: Est. £15750
Fixtures / Fittings: Est. £25000
Guide Rent: £35000 pa
Potential Turnover: £527000 pa
Regional Manager's Thoughts
The Mariner presents a fantastic opportunity to take on a traditional pub in the delightful town of Folkstone. The pub is well known for its quality food offer and its great location on the harbour with stunning views of the port and the sea. The ideal publican would need catering experience and want to demonstrate their skills to continue and develop the established trade.
Surrounding Area
In recent years the port of Folkestone has seen lots of regeneration and development, with brand new shopping areas, leisure facilities and boutique hotels. The nearby designated coastal park of Samphire Hoe is a wonderful place to wander and pass the time. The area’s maritime history is well preserved too, through ancient remains and architecture. The Royal Military Canal was built to repel Napoleon's troops, but today it flows silently through the town out towards the protected Romney Marsh and is a haven for endangered birdlife. Folkestone is also one of the best-connected towns on the coast, with direct rail links to London and is the ideal base for exploring the beautiful surrounding landscape.
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