Black Swan, Overton

Property Description

The Black Swan is situated in the tranquil village of Overton. Steeped in history, the village is home to the National Coal Mining Museum, which offers a fascinating insight into the region’s industrial past. The area is also known for its picturesque landscapes, rolling hills, lush green fields, and views over the River Calder, blending rural tranquillity with cultural richness. Overton is a village between Huddersfield and Wakefield, located 5.5 miles southwest of Wakefield, with excellent transport links via the A642. Pub Layout The Black Swan is a cosy, one-room U-shaped establishment. As you enter, the bar is directly in front of you, dominating the room with its high stools for bar drinking and a selection of premium products. To the left of the entrance are the ladies and gents toilets, with another gents toilet situated to the right of the bar. The pub features a mixture of low-level benched seating alongside loose stools, complimented by two window seating areas. The low ceilings with exposed beams, a log burner fire, and TVs providing televised sports give this pub a warm, traditional boozer feel. In front of the pub, is a paved area with benched seating offers a perfect spot to watch the world go by. To the side and back of the pub, a covered area with benched seating serves as a smoking solution. Additionally, benched seating extends to the car park, which provides beautiful views over the hills. The car park accommodates parking for 15 vehicles.

Trading Style

The Black Swan currently operates as a community wet-led pub with a loyal local following. It is a popular spot for regular drinking and boasts excellent outside space for al fresco enjoyment during the summer months, offering great views over the hills. The pub features a diverse selection of drinks, shows live televised sports, and has the potential to host live music events.

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