A dearly-missed Herefordshire pub could be getting a new lease of life after being been put on the market.
The Broadleys pub in Hereford's Ross Road is up for sale with agents Sidney Phillips, with a price tag of £395,000.
The city pub is advertised as having public and lounge bars, a catering kitchen, seven-bedroom accommodation, a beer patio, and a car park.
According to CAMRA, the pub large two-bar 1930s pub was built in a then "rapidly expanding part of the city" and became a community pub serving a wide area south of the Wye, offering dart nights and karaoke sessions.
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In September, the vacant pub was advertised for let by Admiral Taverns, but did not attract a new tenant.
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This is not the first time the future of the pub has been uncertain. It was previously saved in 2019 after plans to demolish the building and replace it with a Co-op store were threatened.
Herefordshire Council planners rejected the scheme, and the building’s then owners, Hawthorn Leisure, said they would invest in refurbishing the pub.
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