Boycott Arms Upper Ludstone, Claverley, WV5 7DH

Believed to date back to 1717, the Boycott Arms, formerly called the New Inn, is a detached three and single storey property of painted brick elevations beneath pitched tiled roofs. The main bar area is accessed via the porch and through the entrance hall, with tiled floor, to the front of the building. The bar area has a traditional timber bar servery, beamed ceiling and attractive open feature fire place with brick surround. The main trading area extends through to the left providing approximately 30 covers. The property also benefits from a separate Restaurant/Function Room, that can be accessed from the main bar, whilst also having it's own separate entrance from the front, which is also used as a disabled entrance,. The room has it's own timber bar servery, two feature fireplaces and wooden flooring.

The pub also benefits from Ladies, Gents and Disabled W.C.s, and a commercial catering kitchen. The domestic accommodation is split over the two upper floors and briefly comprises five bedrooms, lounge, domestic kitchen and bathroom.

To the exterior, the pub sits in a large plot of over 1.5 acres, dissected by the road. One one side, there is a large tarmac car park with brick built garage, abutting a large lawned beer garden with picnic bench seating for 60+.  A further enclosed beer garden with children’s play equipment is situated to the left hand side of the property and the remaining plot of largely undeveloped land extends to the rear and right hand side of the property.