£275,000
(£275,000.00/sq. ft)
Pub/bar for saleFront Street, Appleton Wiske DL6
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About this property
Detached community pub and restaurant
Village location within the Vale of York
Main bar (40), Lounge (30) and trade patio (18)
2 Bedroom owners' flat with domestic kitchen
Scope to create onsite letting annex/holiday let
Established business - same owner since 2005
Location:
The Lord Nelson Inn is situated on Front Street in Appleton Wiske a historic village and civil parish located in the North Riding of Yorkshire. Appleton Wiske is nestled in the flat agricultural landscape of the Vale of York, it is positioned roughly midway between the market towns of Northallerton (about 7.5 to 10 miles south) and Yarm (about 7 miles north-northeast).
The village takes its name from the River Wiske, which sits on an ancient crossing point, though the river itself flows about half a mile south of the main village boundary. The village acts as a scenic lowland base situated directly between two major national parks-the North York Moors to the east and the Yorkshire Dales to the west. The River Tees lies just to the north. While historically a self-contained agricultural and linen-spinning community, it serves today primarily as a quiet commuter village for professionals working in Northallerton, Darlington, and Teesside.
Appleton Wiske maintains excellent community facilities, including a Primary School, a community-run Village Shop & Post Office, a Village Hall, and the historic Grade II listed St Mary's Church (dating back to 1299).
Property:
The Lord Nelson Inn occupies a Grade II listed, two storey detached property of brick construction with rendered walls, under a pitched pan tile roof. The Lord Nelson benefits from being the only public house in the village and briefly comprises:-
Trade areas
Front entrance hall providing dual access to the lounge and main bar. Main bar with seating for 40, carpet flooring and wooden main bar servery. Lounge with seating for 30, carpet flooring, wooden bar servery and log burner. Behind the bar is a service area which can be accessed via the fully fitted commercial kitchen found off the inner hall which also provides entry to both Ladies and Gentleman's toilets, a rear external door to the service yard, as well as an enclosed staircase to the first floor accommodation.
First floor
Two double bedrooms. Lounge. Kitchen/diner. Bathroom with separate shower cubicle. Laundry room/utility.
External
Service yard with barrel storage areas, and entry to outbuilding #1 which is utilised as a ground floor cellar which includes a barrel room as well as a bottle store with the oil tank and boiler store, as well as a first floor with a sauna.
Outbuilding #2 is currently a separate single storey brick building which is utilised as a storage space but could be converted into an open plan letting room/living space with en suite shower room. Front trade patio with bench seating for 18.
Offroad private parking for 3 vehicles, a plethora of additional parking can be found on the surrounding residential streets. The pub looks onto a communal village green which, in warmer months, is very popular with customers who enjoy sitting outdoors whilst enjoying a beverage.
Licence:
A Premises Licence is held permitting the retail of alcohol between the hours of:
Sunday to Thursday: 10:00 – 01:00
Friday and Saturday: 10:00 – 02:00
opening hours:
Monday: 18:00 – 23:00
Tuesday: 18:00 – 21:00
Wednesday to Saturday: 18:00 – 23:00
Sunday: 12:00 – 21:00
Services:
Mains water, electricity and drainage are connected. Oil fired central heating. The property benefits from a fire alarm.
Rateable Value: £5,800 as at 01 April 2026. The property is Business Rates Exempt.
Local Authority: Hambleton District Council
Business:
Our clients have owned and operated The Lord Nelson Inn since September 2005. The business is currently operated by our client and their partner alongside one full time and four part time members of staff as a traditional village pub and restaurant which benefits from strong community support.
The premises provides a British classics food menu which includes Sunday Roast and on occasion themed specials. The venue regularly hosts a number of functions such as wakes, christenings, birthdays, local investment club meetings, shoot parties, an annual pantomime group and a weekly darts team. A weekly quiz is also well attended.
There is scope to increase trade by extending the currently limited opening hours, as well as by way of converting the on site storage outbuilding in to a self contained ground floor holiday let/letting annex which could increase overall net sales.
Accounting detail will be made available to serious applicants upon request.
The Lord Nelson Inn is situated on Front Street in Appleton Wiske a historic village and civil parish located in the North Riding of Yorkshire. Appleton Wiske is nestled in the flat agricultural landscape of the Vale of York, it is positioned roughly midway between the market towns of Northallerton (about 7.5 to 10 miles south) and Yarm (about 7 miles north-northeast).
The village takes its name from the River Wiske, which sits on an ancient crossing point, though the river itself flows about half a mile south of the main village boundary. The village acts as a scenic lowland base situated directly between two major national parks-the North York Moors to the east and the Yorkshire Dales to the west. The River Tees lies just to the north. While historically a self-contained agricultural and linen-spinning community, it serves today primarily as a quiet commuter village for professionals working in Northallerton, Darlington, and Teesside.
Appleton Wiske maintains excellent community facilities, including a Primary School, a community-run Village Shop & Post Office, a Village Hall, and the historic Grade II listed St Mary's Church (dating back to 1299).
Property:
The Lord Nelson Inn occupies a Grade II listed, two storey detached property of brick construction with rendered walls, under a pitched pan tile roof. The Lord Nelson benefits from being the only public house in the village and briefly comprises:-
Trade areas
Front entrance hall providing dual access to the lounge and main bar. Main bar with seating for 40, carpet flooring and wooden main bar servery. Lounge with seating for 30, carpet flooring, wooden bar servery and log burner. Behind the bar is a service area which can be accessed via the fully fitted commercial kitchen found off the inner hall which also provides entry to both Ladies and Gentleman's toilets, a rear external door to the service yard, as well as an enclosed staircase to the first floor accommodation.
First floor
Two double bedrooms. Lounge. Kitchen/diner. Bathroom with separate shower cubicle. Laundry room/utility.
External
Service yard with barrel storage areas, and entry to outbuilding #1 which is utilised as a ground floor cellar which includes a barrel room as well as a bottle store with the oil tank and boiler store, as well as a first floor with a sauna.
Outbuilding #2 is currently a separate single storey brick building which is utilised as a storage space but could be converted into an open plan letting room/living space with en suite shower room. Front trade patio with bench seating for 18.
Offroad private parking for 3 vehicles, a plethora of additional parking can be found on the surrounding residential streets. The pub looks onto a communal village green which, in warmer months, is very popular with customers who enjoy sitting outdoors whilst enjoying a beverage.
Licence:
A Premises Licence is held permitting the retail of alcohol between the hours of:
Sunday to Thursday: 10:00 – 01:00
Friday and Saturday: 10:00 – 02:00
opening hours:
Monday: 18:00 – 23:00
Tuesday: 18:00 – 21:00
Wednesday to Saturday: 18:00 – 23:00
Sunday: 12:00 – 21:00
Services:
Mains water, electricity and drainage are connected. Oil fired central heating. The property benefits from a fire alarm.
Rateable Value: £5,800 as at 01 April 2026. The property is Business Rates Exempt.
Local Authority: Hambleton District Council
Business:
Our clients have owned and operated The Lord Nelson Inn since September 2005. The business is currently operated by our client and their partner alongside one full time and four part time members of staff as a traditional village pub and restaurant which benefits from strong community support.
The premises provides a British classics food menu which includes Sunday Roast and on occasion themed specials. The venue regularly hosts a number of functions such as wakes, christenings, birthdays, local investment club meetings, shoot parties, an annual pantomime group and a weekly darts team. A weekly quiz is also well attended.
There is scope to increase trade by extending the currently limited opening hours, as well as by way of converting the on site storage outbuilding in to a self contained ground floor holiday let/letting annex which could increase overall net sales.
Accounting detail will be made available to serious applicants upon request.
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