Run a Stonegate Pub - Volunteer Yealmpton Plymouth, Devon
- Recruiter
- Stonegate Pub Partners
- Location
- Plymouth, Devon
- Salary
- To be discussed
- Ref
- 032793
- Starts
- Closes
About the Pub
The Volunteer Yealmpton is situated on the Main Road through the village Plymouth to Dartmouth in Devon. The pub has a welcoming environment, spacious with a lively atmosphere, comprising a jukebox, games area with both pool and darts equipment, and room for 45 covers. Low beamed ceilings, stone wall features, a wooden cladded bar and an array of ladder-back chairs and tables give the bar an ‘olde worlde’ feel. A separate lounge and restaurant area, accessible down a small flight of stairs, comes complete with open brick fireplaces, carpeted flooring and seating for 36 covers. The trade kitchen is of a good size and equipped to deliver a mid-market food offer, perfect for developing additional trade. The Volunteer has a three-tier beer garden to the rear of the property, equipped with its own BBQ area. Enclosed by a stone wall, there is a large grass area with picnic benches and a stone circle with rattan seating, which proves popular in the warmer months.
Business Information
Agreement: Fixed Term Tenancy
Capital Startup: Est. £15000
Fixtures / Fittings: Est. £15000
Guide Rent: £10750 pa
Potential Turnover: £215926 pa
Regional Manager's Thoughts
Occupying a prominent main road position, the Volunteer also attracts good levels of passing trade, though there is potential to develop the food offer and introduce a more upmarket menu to increase revenue from this aspect of the business. This site represents an ideal opportunity for a couple or publican with good levels of marketing and catering skills.
Surrounding Area
Yealmpton is a farming community and village, situated in south Devon, which has excellent transport links to the surrounding areas. Eight miles from Plymouth, the area is known for the Kitley Caves where green marble was quarried and is now housed in the British Museum. The community is also famous for its agricultural show which in turn brings an influx of tourists which proves beneficial for the business. Other nearby attractions include the National Marine Aquarium, Dartmoor Zoo, an array of National Trust sites and a couple of beaches.
The Volunteer Yealmpton is situated on the Main Road through the village Plymouth to Dartmouth in Devon. The pub has a welcoming environment, spacious with a lively atmosphere, comprising a jukebox, games area with both pool and darts equipment, and room for 45 covers. Low beamed ceilings, stone wall features, a wooden cladded bar and an array of ladder-back chairs and tables give the bar an ‘olde worlde’ feel. A separate lounge and restaurant area, accessible down a small flight of stairs, comes complete with open brick fireplaces, carpeted flooring and seating for 36 covers. The trade kitchen is of a good size and equipped to deliver a mid-market food offer, perfect for developing additional trade. The Volunteer has a three-tier beer garden to the rear of the property, equipped with its own BBQ area. Enclosed by a stone wall, there is a large grass area with picnic benches and a stone circle with rattan seating, which proves popular in the warmer months.
Business Information
Agreement: Fixed Term Tenancy
Capital Startup: Est. £15000
Fixtures / Fittings: Est. £15000
Guide Rent: £10750 pa
Potential Turnover: £215926 pa
Regional Manager's Thoughts
Occupying a prominent main road position, the Volunteer also attracts good levels of passing trade, though there is potential to develop the food offer and introduce a more upmarket menu to increase revenue from this aspect of the business. This site represents an ideal opportunity for a couple or publican with good levels of marketing and catering skills.
Surrounding Area
Yealmpton is a farming community and village, situated in south Devon, which has excellent transport links to the surrounding areas. Eight miles from Plymouth, the area is known for the Kitley Caves where green marble was quarried and is now housed in the British Museum. The community is also famous for its agricultural show which in turn brings an influx of tourists which proves beneficial for the business. Other nearby attractions include the National Marine Aquarium, Dartmoor Zoo, an array of National Trust sites and a couple of beaches.
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