£69,000
(£69,000.00/sq. ft)
Pub/bar for saleHigh Street, Alton GU34
1 sq. ft
About this property
Situated in a busy village in the South Downs National Park
Character Grade II listed pub
Three trade areas (58) and car park
Two bedroom owners accommodation
Covered patio and two beer gardens (200+)
Held on attractive free-of-tie leaseThe Selborne Arms is situated in the historic picturesque Hampshire Village of Selborne, approximately 3.9 miles south of Alton, within the South Downs National Park. The village is situated on the B3006, a busy link road connecting the major conurbations of Alton and Liss as well as the A31 and A3. The village is well known for its links with the Naturalist Reverend Gilbert White, a pioneer of bird watching, the house of which has been converted into a museum which also houses the Oates Collection, and field study centre which draws visitors to the village.
The village lies equidistant between the A31 and A3 trunk roads which provide fast road access between Portsmouth, Winchester, Guildford and London beyond. Mainline railway services are available from Alton with half hourly services to London Waterloo and Liss, with services to London and Plymouth.
The Property
The Selborne Arms occupies a character roadside public house which is understood to date from the seventeenth century. This two-storey property is of brick construction under a hipped tile roof. The property retains much of its original charm and character.
Character Grade II listed pub
Three trade areas (58) and car park
Two bedroom owners accommodation
Covered patio and two beer gardens (200+)
Held on attractive free-of-tie leaseThe Selborne Arms is situated in the historic picturesque Hampshire Village of Selborne, approximately 3.9 miles south of Alton, within the South Downs National Park. The village is situated on the B3006, a busy link road connecting the major conurbations of Alton and Liss as well as the A31 and A3. The village is well known for its links with the Naturalist Reverend Gilbert White, a pioneer of bird watching, the house of which has been converted into a museum which also houses the Oates Collection, and field study centre which draws visitors to the village.
The village lies equidistant between the A31 and A3 trunk roads which provide fast road access between Portsmouth, Winchester, Guildford and London beyond. Mainline railway services are available from Alton with half hourly services to London Waterloo and Liss, with services to London and Plymouth.
The Property
The Selborne Arms occupies a character roadside public house which is understood to date from the seventeenth century. This two-storey property is of brick construction under a hipped tile roof. The property retains much of its original charm and character.
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