£795,000
(£1.00/sq. ft)
Pub/bar for saleGreensforge, Kingswinford DY6
1 sq. ft
About this property
Iconic canalside pub and restaurant
Character property of 3 section open plan bar & restaurant (60)
5/6 bedroom owners accommodation
Feature canalside gardens (100+)
Car park (60+)
Additional land with canalside moorings
Set in 0.91 of an acre
The village of Greensforge stands a couple of miles from the centre of the nearby town of Kingswinford on the Worcestershire/Staffordshire border in lush rural countryside. It is a very desirable location at the very point where four historic English Counties meet, Staffordshire, Worcestershire, Shropshire and the West Midlands. Despite being immediately adjacent to the West Midlands Conurbation it holds a very rural aspect and as a residential area commands some of the highest property values in the Midlands. However, the real jewel in its location is its position on the banks of the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal. Adjacent to the Greensforge Lock (Number 37) it is a popular tourist location and hosts many moorings where the narrowboaters can alight in particular from the food and the hospitality that the Navigation Inn provides. Also adjacent is the Ashwood Marina another popular mooring position where many boats are wintered. The Navigation is an historic property of considerable character which surprisingly is not listed. However, it stands alongside the canal and in particular the lock which can be viewed from the pub’s garden. It stands in a large plot of 0.91 of an acre with a large area of uncultivated land ripe for exploitation possibly for use as a campsite etc subject to obtaining the required consents.
Character property of 3 section open plan bar & restaurant (60)
5/6 bedroom owners accommodation
Feature canalside gardens (100+)
Car park (60+)
Additional land with canalside moorings
Set in 0.91 of an acre
The village of Greensforge stands a couple of miles from the centre of the nearby town of Kingswinford on the Worcestershire/Staffordshire border in lush rural countryside. It is a very desirable location at the very point where four historic English Counties meet, Staffordshire, Worcestershire, Shropshire and the West Midlands. Despite being immediately adjacent to the West Midlands Conurbation it holds a very rural aspect and as a residential area commands some of the highest property values in the Midlands. However, the real jewel in its location is its position on the banks of the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal. Adjacent to the Greensforge Lock (Number 37) it is a popular tourist location and hosts many moorings where the narrowboaters can alight in particular from the food and the hospitality that the Navigation Inn provides. Also adjacent is the Ashwood Marina another popular mooring position where many boats are wintered. The Navigation is an historic property of considerable character which surprisingly is not listed. However, it stands alongside the canal and in particular the lock which can be viewed from the pub’s garden. It stands in a large plot of 0.91 of an acre with a large area of uncultivated land ripe for exploitation possibly for use as a campsite etc subject to obtaining the required consents.
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