Thwaites will be carrying out a full refurbishment of the property, which will include improvements to the trade area, the bar, the function room and the toilets.
The Old Queen’s Head is a public house next to Ponds Forge in the City of Sheffield that occupies the oldest domestic building in the city, and is thought to date from c.1475. The pub is an open plan layout, with a central bar with various seating/dining areas throughout. It is furnished to a high standard with a large commercial kitchen. There are outside benches to the side of the property and some car parking spaces to the front. The pub has a very welcoming feel, atypical for a City Centre pub.
Living accommodation consists of three bedrooms, kitchen/living room, bathroom, an office and a staff room.
The pub is mainly made up of regular customers working in the city or passing trade. There is a function room with some regular reservations such as traditional pub games, and BT Sports is currently available. There is a full food offer throughout the day and a separate dining area. The pub has previously hosted events for people interested in paranormal activity after unusual sightings in the building.
Thwaites would consider a retail style agreement with the right candidate that would be an experienced Manager with proven experience of running a similar business.
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""City centre pub steeped in history which appeals to all ages with a great cask beer selection and home cooked food offer. Customer would be passionate about cask beer and would enjoy running a business that appeals to local residents. students, tourists, people who work in the area and local history groups alike." Janet Wallace"
Predominance of consumers are aged between 18-44, have an average to very high level of affluence and are seeking a venue that has a great cocktail menu, craft beers and healthier food options.