Closed Aylesbury Vale pub remains available on leasehold at slashed price

It was put up for sale two years ago
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An Aylesbury Vale pub remains available to take over on a leasehold, two years after it was announced as up for sale.

The Hundreds of Ashendon in Lower End is still available 23 months after it was advertised as being available.

A recent update on the Businesses For Sale website here, shows that the former country pub is available at a guide price of £25,000.

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It is still available

Two years ago, property agency Fleurets, was looking to sell the venue, which also has bedrooms and a dining area on site, at a £40,000 valuation.

Now, property firm, Davey Co, that specialises in selling business buildings is looking to find a new team to take over the site.

It has been described as a 17th century inn and restaurant that is ready to operate on purchase. It is available on both freehold and leasehold terms, now the pub and restaurant is no longer being run by the previous tenants.

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Davey Co. is also promoting the fact the venue has outside dining and gardens that could be reopened. It has also featured the venue’s five en-suite first floor bedrooms, forecourt terrace seating, customer car park, and traditional bar.

When seeking new management for the pub in 2022, senior associate of Fleurets, Simon Bland, said: “The Hundred of Ashendon retains the relaxed feel of a country pub with homely en-suite letting rooms in keeping with its 17th century origins and charming rural setting.”

Fleurets also promoted the former business’ location between the Chilterns and the Cotswolds Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

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