Greyhound 28 Eastgate Street, Bury St Edmunds, IP33 1YQ

The Greyhound is a partly rendered, two-story brick-built building under a pitched tiled roof which is believed to be formerly known as The Railway Tavern. The business has been closed for several years and the new landlord is in the process of completing a full restoration of the ground floor including a new bar servery. The ground floor trade area is divided into two areas, with the main bar area located at the front of the building and games room to the rear. An accessible toilet is located to the rear, with male and female toilets located at first floor level. The back of house comprises a commercial trade kitchen with extraction, ground floor cellar and keg store, along with two storage rooms, one of which is sizeable. 

The landlord is retaining the 1st floor to offer as letting accommodation. The landlord is happy to discuss possible joint business opportunities in conjunction with the pub and the rooms. The letting accommodation can be accessed without entering the pub trading areas. 

Outside, there is gated vehicular access to a dedicated car park, with spaces for c. 10+ vehicles. The garden is enclosed by brick wall, partly laid to lawn and partly paved, sheltered by a prominent mature willow tree. The outside area may be carved up to allow a garden space for those staying in the letting rooms on the 1st floor, as well as retaining a certain number of parking spaces. Landlord happy to review options for garden space to be used by the tenant on the ground floor as a trade garden for the business.