Greyhound Inn, Lydney

Property Description

The Greyhound is a large, double fronted, detached pub situated just outside the centre of Lydney and benefits from being surrounded by a popular residential area as well as being in close proximity to the main High Street. The pub sits in a prominent and elevated position being located on a slight hill, with a good sized garden to front and side. Lydney is a town in the county of Gloucestershire and is conveniently situated on the west bank of the River Severn and is approximately 16 miles south west of the city of Gloucester. Pub Layout Access to the Greyhound is both via the front door from the road and to the rear via the spacious beer garden. On entering the Greyhound, you will notice that there are two distinct trade areas which are interlinked and are both serviced by the good sized central bar. The smaller side of the trade area is currently used as a pool table and darts zone at present, however, this could be further utilized as a small function room. The main bar area in an L shape, has an open fire, lots of TV’s and a mixture of seating. To get to the main entrance a customer has to walk past a good sized beer garden to the front and side of the property.

Trading Style

The Greyhound is a drinks focused, local community pub, that has it’s main clientele from the houses and town around the area. The pub was always the hub of the town with sports teams and televised sport entertainment as well as local live music and karaoke nights. With the spacious beer garden and ample internal room, the Greyhound utilises the space well to provide zoned areas to facilitate diverse groups within the building. After work drinking and night time entertainment as well as summertime outside drinking could all contribute to the diverse income streams of the site.

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