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The Fisherman’s Arms is in “the attractive village of Birgham, equidistant between Coldstream and Kelso”.
The village is located close to the river Tweed and a stone’s throw from the border between England and Scotland. This part of the borderlands is famous for its beautiful hilly countryside.
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“The business enjoys a prominent roadside location in the center of the village, which offers an ideal trading location for passers-by as well as residents,” said the agent.
“The public areas are offered in walk-in condition to new owners, the pub is very neatly presented, full of a mixture of traditional and contemporary charm. The building has very spacious outdoor accommodation including a large customer car park at the west end of the property, a landscaped beer garden to the rear of the property and additional outside seating to the front of the business.”
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Cornerstone also said: “There is a well presented two bedroom owners flat with bathroom and living room and kitchen.
“This is on the first floor and is accessed via a separate staircase at the rear of the property. This would be ideal accommodation for owners/managers.
“Just beyond the beer garden at the rear is a three berth fixed caravan. This is ideal for letting purposes or staff accommodation.”
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The agent added: “The availability of the Fisherman’s Arms should be of serious interest to those looking to purchase a well-appointed bar and restaurant ready to take it to the next trading level. This is an exciting opportunity , licensed in a highly sought after and desirable location and trading.
“Our clients have owned the business for a number of years and laterally let the property out on a leasehold basis. The business can be reopened immediately and will be trading effectively immediately.
He said that, given the size and scope of the site, the site could be suitable for adaptation for residential purposes, although this would be subject to planning permission from the local authority.
Cornerstone said the Fisherman’s Arms freehold was being offered for a guide price of £350,000.
