We’ve rounded up some of the pubs currently available in Bromley and what you need to know about them.
Bird In Hand, Bromley
Where? 62 Gravel Road, Bromley, BR2 8PF
Guide price: Offers in excess of £1,100,000
The Bird In Hand pub, located in a residential area close to Bromley Common, is on the market as a freehold public house investment.
The property is being marketed by Savills and Rightmove Commercial. It sits on a site of around 0.168 acres at the junction of Gravel Road and Cross Road, around three and a half miles from Bromley’s busy town centre.
The pub is let to a private individual on a 20-year lease that began in October 2023 and runs until October 2043, with a current rent of £82,800 per year. The lease includes annual RPI-linked increases and five-yearly open market reviews.
Spanning three floors, the pub features an open-plan ground floor bar offering seating for around 55 customers, alongside a trade kitchen, beer store and customer toilets.
Upstairs, any would-be landlord would also benefit from a two-bedroom flat with a study, kitchen, bathroom and sitting room.
Outside, the pub also features a roof terrace and a beer garden with seating for around 55 people.
Crown & Anchor, Bromley
Where? 19 Park Road, Bromley, BR1 3HJ
Guide price: Offers in excess of £925,000
Another Bromley pub currently on the market is the Crown & Anchor on Park Road, which is being sold as a freehold tenanted investment.
The pub is let until January 2038 and generates an annual rent of £72,811. The building covers an area of approximately 3,429 sq ft, spanning three floors.
According to marketing details, the business is trading as normal and will be unaffected by the sale. The pub also forms part of a wider Stonegate free-of-tie portfolio being offered to investors.
The Wheatsheaf, West Wickham
Where? West Wickham High Street
The Wheatsheaf in West Wickham High Street is available as a leasehold opportunity and is being marketed by agent Sidney Phillips.
The property is described as a “sizeable high street public house” with a prominent position and strong footfall.
The pub spans two floors and features a central bar and restaurant area, offering seating for around 75 people.
The property also benefits from front and rear trade gardens, providing additional outdoor seating.
Agents say the pub has potential for a food-led, family-friendly or wet-led operation, thanks to its eye-catching frontage and busy high street location.
