Run a Star Pub - Roebuck Chapel En Le Frith - High Peak

Star Pubs Leased & Tenancy; High Peak; On-site; GBP 12,000 - 19,000; Full time

Job summary

A charming traditional pub in Chapel-en-le-Frith seeks an innovative community operator to engage locals and build a successful food and drinks offering. The role involves not only management of the bar but also overseeing letting rooms and coordinating local entertainment.

Benefits

Private Accommodation

Community Engagement Activities

Potential for Increased Revenue through Letting Rooms

Qualifications

• Experience engaging with local community members.
• Clear vision for food and drink offerings at the pub.

Responsibilities

• Build a community atmosphere to drive trade.
• Manage multiple revenue streams including food, drink, and letting rooms.

Skills

Community Engagement

Business Acumen

Job description

Pub Overview

Charming & Traditional Town Centre Pub

Chapel-en-le-frith is a market town located 10 minutes from Buxton. It is ideally located for those visiting the Peak District with its breath-taking landscapes, busy market towns and fascinating cultural and historical heritage. Situated in the heart of Chapel-en-le-frith, The Roebuck dates back to the 13th century. In 1850 it had returned to a beer house and in 1870 it was renamed The Roebuck. The pub is situated on Market Place, the centre of the town and has a number of different retail business nearby.

Available on our Foundation Tenancy, click here for more information on this agreement type, the current offer at the Roebuck includes lunchtime and evening meals. Additional revenue streams include five en-suite letting rooms, breakfasts and live entertainment.

Innovative Community Operator Wanted

Have you experience in engaging the local community? Do you have a clear vision for how you can build a successful food & drinks offer? If so, Star Pubs & Bars want to work with you. We are looking for someone who can embrace the locals, build a community atmosphere and drive trade through multiple revenue streams including letting rooms, food & drink and entertainment.

Features

• Cask Ale
  
• Catering Kitchen
  
• Foundation Tenancy
  
• Letting Rooms
  
• Private Accommodation
  

Trading Area & Facilities

Internally, the Roebuck has a conventional appearance that fits in with the village’s rustic aesthetic. The exposed beam ceilings, two built in fireplaces, and wooden bar create a comforting and warm vibe in the pub. The back bar is well lit and there are multiple windows throughout, giving each of the seating areas ample lighting. There is a catering kitchen, which will allow you to provide your customers, whether they are there during the day or spending a night in one of your letting rooms, with a great food offer. The five letting rooms are all in good condition and are en suite.

Externally, the pub has fantastic kerb appeal with wood benches, sleek signage and plant baskets. The pub is in a brilliant location as it is based directly on the main market square.

Private Accommodation

T he private accommodation consists of TBC number of bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom and lounge.

Pub Financials

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Estimated Total Ingoing Costs

£28,117

Estimated Minimum Ingoing Costs

£12,012

Annual Rent

£18,047

Estimated Annual Turnover

£297,163

Deposit

£5,381

Estimated Fixtures & Fittings Value

£10,000

Estimated Stock Valuation

£5,000

Estimated Working Capital

£3,500

The above figures are provided as a guide only and will be finalised as part of the commercial agreement. All figures quoted are exclusive of VAT.

Estimated Working Capital is an estimate of key start-up costs such as professional fees, training fee, premises license fee, F&F valuation fee & till floats. There will be additional ongoing charges payable during the term of the agreement such as property maintenance, repairs fund, SmartDispense. These costs will be outlined prior to completing a business plan and finalised at Heads of Terms.

The calculation of the Estimated Minimum Ingoing Costs assumes a minimum deposit of 1 month's rent and that fixtures and fittings (F&F) are rented. The subsequent deposit build up and F&F rental costs should be included in your financial assumptions in your business plan. Note that on FRI and Investment Tenancy Agreements deposits will always be 3 month's rent in advance and fixtures and fittings (F&F) must always be purchased. A deposit of 6 month's rent will be required for operators trading under a Limited Company with no Guarantors. In order to ensure a successful start-up, all applicants must have a minimum £10,000 un-borrowed funds.

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