A popular Wolverhampton pub has been put on the market for the eye-watering price of £2,400,000. Hogshead sits near to the University of Wolverhampton in the city centre.
The current rent is £236,444 per annum but this is expected to increase to £277,703 next month. The business will be unaffected by the sale of the building, according to Rightmove.
A discription reads: “The three storey corner building is arranged over ground, basement, first and second floors with exposed brick elevations beneath a pitched and hipped roof. Located in the historic City of Wolverhampton at the intersection between Broad Street and Stafford Street, directly opposite the University of Wolverhampton with a student population of 21,000 across its three campuses.
“The Hogshead is situated within the heart of the leisure circuit in Wolverhampton with nearby operators including The Royal London (Stonegate), The Moon Under Water (JD Wetherspoon), The Goose (Stonegate), The Billy Wright (Amber Taverns) and a number of independent restaurant and bar operators.”
Click here to view the listing on Rightmove.
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