A pub and restaurant in a “charming” Powys village has been put up for sale in what is being described as a “unique opportunity”.
The Plough in Llanrhaeadr-Ym-Mochnant has been put on the market as a freehold property and is described by Estate Agents Halls as a building with “significant potential”.
The pub is located on route to the popular tourist spot Pistyll Rhaeadr Waterfall which is cited as one of the Seven Wonders of Wales and is visited by tens of thousands of tourists each year - with “peak weekend days often attracting over two thousand tourists”.
In recent years the pub has also served as an Indian restaurant under the name “Little India at the Plough Country Inn”.
In their listing Halls said: “The Plough is prominently situated in the charming village of Llanrhaeadr-Ym-Mochnant, Powys.
“The Plough presents a unique opportunity for those seeking to invest in a public house with significant potential.
“Spanning an impressive Total Gross Internal Floor Area of approximately 2,907 sq ft (269.9m sq), this property is not only a traditional pub, but also offers the versatility of a restaurant, making it an ideal venue for both locals and visitors.”
Halls have said that due t its location the pub could have great potential to pick up a strong tourism trade..
They added: “The village stands on the Powys/Shropshire borders, being an area of outstanding countryside within the Tanat Valley.
“The area attracts a large number of visitors throughout the year, especially those exploring a number of nearby attractions including Lake Vrynwy and the Berwyn mountains.
“The property is in a prominent position within the village & is visible to all passing traffic.
The Plough is part of a thriving community which includes a village hall, church, chapel, several shops, a cafe / post office, butcher, fish & chip shop & a hotel.”
Halls have added that the property “would suit a variety of alternative uses to include residential conversion subject to planning”.
The asking price for the pub is £280,000.
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