AN “iconic” village pub has gone back on the market.
The Red Lion Hotel in Bredwardine, a 17th-century inn near the River Wye, is now listed for £500,000—down from its earlier price of £650,000 and following another reduction of £45,000.
The 17th-century public house and hotel, which is only a stone's throw away from Bredwardine Bridge and the River Wye, has been in the same family's hands for 40 years.
The property, formerly known as The Fisherman's Arms, features a two-section lounge bar, restaurant, overflow dining area, and breakfast room.
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Estate agents have described it as generating "excellent" profit and believe there is significant potential for growth, particularly if repositioned as a dining destination.
Guest accommodation includes eight ensuite rooms across the first and second floors, as well as two additional rooms with separate external entrances.
The sale also includes a two-bedroom brick cottage with a carport.
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