A pub in the Scottish Borders has been put up for sale, with offers around £150,000 sought for the freehold interest.
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The Woodcutter in Galashiels is being marketed by Graham + Sibbald, which has hailed the sale as a “wonderful opportunity” for a new operator.
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The property agent said: “The Woodcutter pub is a quaint lounge bar located in a local shopping area on the outskirts of Galashiels. The charming property offers a large lounge bar-function room with split-level floor and a good-sized public bar.
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“Proud of its traditional origins, the pub oozes charm whilst offering a modern, full-fitted commercial kitchen and a well-equipped bar. The sale offers a wonderful opportunity for a new operator to build upon the well-known and well-established business.”
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Martin Sutherland, at Graham + Sibbald, said: “The availability of The Woodcutter pub is a fantastic opportunity to buy a well-known, established business in a prominent position within the quaint town of Galashiels.”
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