Northumberland village pub up for sale as owners plan retirement
An historic village pub in north Northumberland has been put on the market.
The Masons Arms in Norham is a Grade II Listed former coaching inn that has been extensively refurbished while retaining its considerable character and heritage appeal.
The property now offers a well-balanced hospitality business comprising a traditional pub, food operation, nine en-suite guest bedrooms, owner's accommodation and an attractive enclosed courtyard.
The business is being offered for sale as the current owners, James and Linda Tomlinson, are looking to retire after successfully operating and investing in the property.
They said: “After a truly wonderful time at the Masons, which has been such a fantastic journey and a wonderful country life, we now feel it is the right time to change our focus and spend time with our family.”
Marslie McGregor, Senior Business Agent - Pubs & Restaurants at Christie & Co, who is managing the sale process, commented: “The Masons Arms represents an excellent opportunity to acquire a well-established freehold business with multiple income streams.
“The current owners have invested significantly in the property, creating a successful operation that combines a traditional village pub, quality letting accommodation and genuine historic character. We expect strong interest from a range of buyers.”
The Masons Arms is on the market freehold with an asking price of offers over £750,000.