A pub in Worcestershire has gone up for sale for £275,000.
The Railway Bell, located on Comberton Hill in Kidderminster, is on the market with WTS Property Consultants, with hopes that the buyer will keep it running as a pub.
Marston’s, the pub’s current owner, has confirmed that the freehold is for sale, but the venue will remain open as usual throughout the process.
A spokesperson for Marston’s said: "We can confirm that the freehold of The Railway Bell has been placed on the market and the pub will remain open for business as usual during that process.
"Knowing the important role it plays within the local community, our preference is to secure a buyer who will continue to operate the site as a pub."
The Railway Bell occupies a prominent corner position on the A448 Comberton Hill and Lea Street, directly opposite Kidderminster Railway Station.
The pub is a familiar landmark for commuters, football fans, and the wider public, and benefits from a high level of passing trade.
The surrounding area includes a mix of residential streets and local amenities.
The building itself is a two-storey Victorian property constructed of brick under a slate roof, with later additions including a single-storey extension.
The ground floor features a single main trading room with a central bar, leading to a raised sports room equipped with a pool table and darts board.
Upstairs, there is a function room with its own bar.
Additional facilities include an office, redundant kitchen, boiler room, basement beer store, and various storage areas.
Private accommodation on the first floor includes two bedrooms, a living room, kitchen, bathroom, laundry room, and storage space.
This area has independent rear access, making it fully self-contained.
Outside, there is a trade garden with a paved terrace, covered smoking area, and an upper-tier grassed beer garden.
Parking is available for around 10 vehicles.
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The property has a gross external area of approximately 2,296 square feet and sits on a plot of about 0.29 acres.
The pub is being sold freehold and is not a listed building, nor is it located within a conservation area.
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