Run a Stonegate Pub - Laarsens Basingstoke Basingstoke, Hampshire
- Recruiter
- Stonegate Pub Partners
- Location
- Basingstoke, Hampshire
- Salary
- To be discussed
- Ref
- 023144
- Starts
- Closes
About the Pub
The Laarsen’s is located in a pedestrian area near to Festival Place shopping centre in the heart of Basingstoke town centre. The pub is ideally situated for the local community in a busy high street shopping area where there is a weekly market and lots of retail outlets. The pub is extensive and large in size both internally and externally with three floors. The main customer area is located on the ground floor which hosts a large central bar servery and is surrounded by over 100 covers. There are at least six large TV screens ideally located so that customers can watch live sport from anywhere in the bar area and of course there are multiple boxes to watch different sports at the same time. In addition, there is a fully fitted trade kitchen capable of producing a good pub food offer. On the 2nd floor there is another bar area which can be used as an overflow or for private parties or functions. The private accommodation is spread across the 2nd and 3rd floor which comprises of six bedrooms, two kitchens and an office. Externally, there is a large, patio beer garden with a partially covered area with picnic bench seating. A convenient, medium sized car park is also on site for customers to use.
Business Information
Agreement: Retail Partnership Tenancy
Capital Startup: Est. £27000
Fixtures / Fittings: Est. £17500
Guide Rent: £55000 pa
Potential Turnover: £590837 pa
Regional Manager's Thoughts
The Laarsen’s has traded to the local community for the past 20 years as a successful live sport venue that offers pub grub and entertainment.
Surrounding Area
Basingstoke is centrally located in Hampshire just off the M3 and west of the A34 and 15 miles south of the Reading junction of the M4. The town is also on the main South West train line between Waterloo and Bournemouth and has a number of primary and secondary schools as well as a main hospital. The town centre and suburban areas have grown over the years and now has over 100,000 residents. Within the town centre there is a large shopping centre called Festival Place which is regarded as one of the largest shopping centres in Hampshire and therefore attracts from far and wide, especially as both the buses and train stations are located within a one-minute walk.
The Laarsen’s is located in a pedestrian area near to Festival Place shopping centre in the heart of Basingstoke town centre. The pub is ideally situated for the local community in a busy high street shopping area where there is a weekly market and lots of retail outlets. The pub is extensive and large in size both internally and externally with three floors. The main customer area is located on the ground floor which hosts a large central bar servery and is surrounded by over 100 covers. There are at least six large TV screens ideally located so that customers can watch live sport from anywhere in the bar area and of course there are multiple boxes to watch different sports at the same time. In addition, there is a fully fitted trade kitchen capable of producing a good pub food offer. On the 2nd floor there is another bar area which can be used as an overflow or for private parties or functions. The private accommodation is spread across the 2nd and 3rd floor which comprises of six bedrooms, two kitchens and an office. Externally, there is a large, patio beer garden with a partially covered area with picnic bench seating. A convenient, medium sized car park is also on site for customers to use.
Business Information
Agreement: Retail Partnership Tenancy
Capital Startup: Est. £27000
Fixtures / Fittings: Est. £17500
Guide Rent: £55000 pa
Potential Turnover: £590837 pa
Regional Manager's Thoughts
The Laarsen’s has traded to the local community for the past 20 years as a successful live sport venue that offers pub grub and entertainment.
Surrounding Area
Basingstoke is centrally located in Hampshire just off the M3 and west of the A34 and 15 miles south of the Reading junction of the M4. The town is also on the main South West train line between Waterloo and Bournemouth and has a number of primary and secondary schools as well as a main hospital. The town centre and suburban areas have grown over the years and now has over 100,000 residents. Within the town centre there is a large shopping centre called Festival Place which is regarded as one of the largest shopping centres in Hampshire and therefore attracts from far and wide, especially as both the buses and train stations are located within a one-minute walk.
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