King Charles ll

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Ross-on-Wye is a small market town in south‑east Herefordshire with a population of around 11,000, serving as a local hub for surrounding rural villages and the wider Wye Valley. The demographic profile skews older than the national average, with a significant proportion of residents aged 50+, alongside established families and retirees, contributing to a stable and community‑focused population. Ross-on-Wye benefits from a steady mix of local employment, independent retail, tourism, and skilled trades, supported by its location on the edge of the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and proximity to the M50 motorway. The area attracts both day visitors and longer‑stay tourists, particularly during spring and summer, reinforcing a strong local hospitality and leisure economy.

The King Charles has a Darts Team, live music, and is a generally welcoming pub for regulars. There is huge potential for a food offering here, much sought after by the locals. Late evening music and activity for the community can really bring the business to life.

Internally, there are plenty of covers, the potential for a pool table, and currently, two dart boards for local teams and customers.

The pub is well proportioned with a large garden at the rear.

The private accommodation comprises a large lounge area with patio door exit to the garden, two good-sized bedrooms, one currently in use as an office, and a well-proportioned kitchen area with fitted cabinets. Accommodation is in good order and well decorated. Located on the 1st floor above the pub, the accommodation has its own entrance/exit from the trading pub.