Temple Bar, Amroth, Narberth, Pembrokeshire, SA67 8ND

The Temple Bar Inn enjoys an enviable location at the centre of Amroth village, with
unrivalled views of Amroth Beach which is approximately 20m from the trade garden. The
Temple Bar forms part of a semi-detached block of properties of traditional construction.
It occupies the ground floor and provides well planned and easy to operate trading areas
with owners accommodation. The "Jewel in the Crown" is the trade garden which
overlooks Amroth Beach and can comfortably seat up to 100 customers.
The business is well established, taking full advantage of its location next to the beach with
the large number of tourists to the area. In addition is an excellent level of local trade.
The coastal village of Amroth is well known as one of Pembrokeshire's "go-to" beachside
villages, with its excellent beach and access to South Pembrokeshire. The area is
renowned as Wales' premier holiday destination and it joined by paths to the nearby
resorts of Saundersfoot and Tenby. The beachside location ensures large numbers of
visitors throughout the year, but especially during the warmer summer months and holiday
periods.

GROUND FLOOR : Front entrance leading into CONSERVATORY DINING ROOM having
seating for 16. Wide bi-fold doors which can be opened for an "al fresco" feel. LOUNGE
BAR with seating for 60. Wood panelled front BAR COUNTER with mirror back display.
Feature fireplace. GAMES ROOM with TV, AWP machines, air hockey and pool table.
LADIES & GENTLEMENS TOILETS.
CATERING KITCHEN having extraction hood, stainless steel walls and non slip floor.
Good selection of commercial catering equipment and effects.
BASEMENT : KEG CELLAR with drop from the rear of the property. Two large
interconnecting FREEZER/DRY STORES.
Owners Accommodation
External and The Business
OWNERS ACCOMMODATION
GROUND FLOOR : KITCHEN, LOUNGE, 2 BEDROOMS (single size) and BATHROOM.
EXTERNAL
The outstanding feature of the premises is the front TRADE GARDEN to seat about 100
customers. Outstanding views of the sea and Amroth Beach. To the rear is a hardcore
CAR PARK with space for 20 vehicles. Note : Six spaces are reserved for the flats above the
property. The customers of the business next door also have use of the car park, but the freehold
belongs to the owner of the Temple Bar Inn.
Access from the Car Park to the BOILER ROOM (currently used for storage). Diesel
generator which, if required, could run the entire property/business.