4 bedroom mixed use for sale

Burton House, Busty Bank, Burnopfield, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE16 6NFfor sale under an auction contract. Auction & Lot Details
Lot Number: 10
Auction Date: September 15, 2025
Auction Type: Online & Live Bidding
Guide Price: £185,000 to £195,000
Accommodation:


Ground Floor:

Front of the Building: Large bar and sitting areaBack of the Building: Large bar and sitting areaX2 Male ToiletsX 2 Female ToiletsOutside Beer Garden and Trade PatioCellar and Stock Room
1st Floor:X1 Large Modern KitchenX4 BedroomsX 2 BathroomsX1 Large Reception Room
Introducing Burton House, a charming stone-built two-storey former pub located on Busty Bank in the lively village of Burnopfield, County Durham. This unique property offers a multitude of possibilities with its high ceilings and conversion potential from hospitality to residential use.

The property features a bar room, shared lounge, manager's flat, and a self-contained annex, providing ample space for various purposes. Outside, you'll find a spacious beer garden and a trade patio, perfect for outdoor entertainment or relaxation.

Burnopfield itself is a vibrant village with a strong sense of community, boasting local shops, clinics, and easy access to amenities. Bus routes to Newcastle, Gateshead, and Stanley, as well as proximity to the A1(M) and the Metro Centre, make it a convenient location for residents and visitors alike.

Investors have the opportunity to run the pub as is or convert it into residential units, with the potential for significant rental income and resale value. The property's prime location within a region supported by a £14 billion investment prospectus and funding from major operators like Heineken UK further enhances its development and income potential.

Don't miss out on this exciting investment opportunity at Burton House in Burnopfield. Contact us today to arrange a viewing and explore the endless possibilities this property has to offer.
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