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Childrens Play Area
Property details
Tucked away on a quiet terraced residential back street, The Wheatsheaf enjoys a prime position in the heart of Biggleswade, a thriving market town in Bedfordshire. Just a 10-minute walk from the town centre, the pub is conveniently close to a wide selection of shops, cafés, bars, and restaurants, making it easily accessible for both locals and visitors. Biggleswade combines its traditional working-class roots with modern development. The town features a mix of small industrial units, high-street retail, and a large out-of-town retail park. Over the past decade, the area has experienced significant residential expansion, with new housing developments nearly doubling the population, thereby establishing a strong and growing customer base. Benefiting from excellent transport links, including nearby access to the A1 and a direct rail line to London, Biggleswade offers superb connectivity, making The Wheatsheaf an attractive venue for locals and weekend visitors alike.
Accessed via the main entrance, the pub opens into a cosy, single-bar layout that creates a warm atmosphere. The main bar area comfortably seats around 30 guests and is full of character, making it perfect for sociable evenings. Conveniently located customer toilets are easily accessed from the trading space, while a rear door leads directly to a spacious, covered terrace and a generous beer garden. This outdoor area includes a popular children's play area, making it a favourite with families and offering excellent scope for seasonal events, alfresco dining, or further development.
The private accommodation consists of three bedrooms, a lounge, a kitchen, and a bathroom, all in very good order.
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Experienced Operator
Trading style
The Wheatsheaf is a wet-led pub, offering a well-established selection of popular draught beers alongside a rotating range of quality cask ales. Draught products drive the majority of drinks volume, making it a straightforward and efficient operation for a new licensee. While there is no commercial kitchen on site, the pub makes excellent use of its outdoor space during the warmer months, especially BBQ events, as they are well-attended and offer great potential for further development of casual food offerings.
This well-loved pub offers the perfect opportunity for a new licensee with a passion for people and community. Whether you’re new to the industry and eager to roll up your sleeves, or an experienced publican looking to downsize from a larger operation, this is a chance to truly make a difference in a town that values local community. Ideally suited to a couple, particularly those looking for a lifestyle change who are ready to immerse themselves in village life, build strong relationships with locals, and carry forward a proud legacy. For the past 35 years, the pub has been run by a wonderfully dedicated couple who’ve earned a peaceful retirement. Now, it’s time for the next chapter: someone ready to step into their shoes, earn the trust of regulars, and put their own stamp on the business, bringing fresh energy while respecting its roots. This is more than just a pub; it’s a cornerstone of the community, ready for new licensees to guide it into the future.
Key financials
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Reference Number:
IU3WDL / P03870
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Agreement Type:
Tenancy
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Min Ingoing Cost:
£13,000.00
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Annual Rent:
£15,500.00
The stated ingoing figures are correct at point of advertising. Please be aware there may be additional costs.
Please be aware that energy performance certificates are available from the landlord.
Annual Rent: £15,000
Security Deposit: £5,000 or the equivalent of three months’ rent, whichever is greater
Working Capital: £5,000
Stock: £3,000
F&F: TBC – funding options may be available for the right licensee.