A traditional brick and flint pub in north Norfolk has gone on the market with a guide price of £795,000.
The Vernon Arms, in Southrepps, near Cromer, is being sold as a freehold property with the business included.
The pub, which has been trading since 2005, boasts a strong reputation, holding a Tripadvisor rating of 4.6 out of 5 from more than 760 reviews.
Made up of three former cottages, the Grade II listed building features exposed brick and flint elevations under a multi-pitched tiled roof.
It sits on a 0.39-acre plot, with gravel car parks to the front and rear offering around 28 spaces, plus a beer garden seating more than 60.
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Inside, the ground floor can accommodate up to 90 customers across three interlinked areas, alongside a traditional bar, commercial kitchen, cellar and storage.
The upper floor includes two bedrooms, a lounge, kitchen and bathroom, currently used as private accommodation.
The business generated a net annual turnover of £684,115 for the year ending June 2024, with a profit before tax of £103,521.
Planning permission is also in place for two holiday lets, offering potential for expansion.
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