Barley Mow, Burton-on-Trent

Property Description

Stapenhill is a civil parish in Burton upon Trent. In the 18th and 19th centuries, Stapenhill was known for its brickyards, with local industry and employment dominated by the Long Street shed works. Today this area is well known for its wide variety of shopping opportunities, ranging from major chain-stores to independent craft butchers. Pub Layout The Barley Mow is a two-storey, traditionally styled pub. Internally, there is a small public bar with a larger lounge both trading from a central servery. There is also a function room with a stage to the rear which can cater for approx.90 covers. There is great potential to develop a quality food offering at this site, and making use of the large function room facility. Externally there is a large car park that wraps around the site, and there are a large garden and area for a marquee allowing a new operator to further develop the outside offering at this pub. The crown bowling green at the side, with clubhouse, is the home of Stapenhill Bowls Club and the eleven teams that are based there all use the pub regularly.

Trading Style

Located on the main road leading into Burton On Trent, this establishment serves as a cherished community hub. Over time, it has fostered a lively atmosphere, accommodating two pool teams, a darts team, and frequently welcoming bowling teams from the neighbouring club.

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