Are you looking for a new business opportunity? Come and run a pub with us!
Punch Taverns is the UK’s leading pub company. Punch Partnerships is our leased division, comprising of over 6,800 pubs nationwide, incorporating an array of price and premium led pubs, restaurants and hotels. Building
successful, lasting partnerships is at the heart of our business strategy.
Stag & Hound, Kilwinning Estimated Partner Profit £20,000
Cherry Tree, Wishaw Estimated Partner Profit £29,000
Mallard Bar, Perth Estimated Partner Profit £28,000
The Stag and Hound is a traditional community pub situated in the centre of Kilwinning, Ayrshire. • Available on Capital Builder with low ingoing’s and low overheads.
• Great opportunity to improve trade from current levels.
• Potential to refurbish interior and exterior and re- establish popular community pub.
Maltings, Cumbernauld Estimated Partner Profit: c £22,000+
The Cherry Tree is set in a prominent position on the Netherton Road in a predominantly residential area. • Great venue for sports viewing, sports teams and traditional entertainment.
• Trade growth with improved revenue streams - sports, food and entertainment.
• Opportunity to make this pub the heart of the community.
Backyard, Uddingston Estimated Partner Profit: c £33,000+
The Mallard has the potential to be THE community hub of North Muirton.
Fantastically placed to cater for the community whether residents are looking for a social drink, a place to watch sports, a good night out... • A great opportunity for a hands-on operator. • Popular site with bags of potential. • Great opportunity to improve trade from current levels.
Lovat Arms, Glasgow Estimated Partner Profit £25,000
The Maltings is a well established community local, with loyal regulars and a previous history of good barrelage. • Variety of income streams including function room.
• Trade growth with new revenue streams - sports, food and entertainment.
• Available on Capital Builder with low ingoings, no deposit or fixtures and fittings funding required.
The Backyard is a smart, contemporary, popular bar located on the main street running through Uddingston. • Recently refurbished to a very high, contemporary standard.
• Potential to enhance the current food offer and target the lunchtime trade.
• Opportunity to enhance the retail offer, harnessing morning coffee business and lunchtime trade. • A chameleon pub with lots of growth potential.
The Lovat Arms is a traditional two room bar & lounge with private beer garden situated in Dumbarton Road (West end of Glasgow). A well maintained community local offering a large range of facilities. • Trade growth with new revenue streams - sports, food and entertainment.
• Well maintained beer garden. • Potential to enhance the current food offer.
Not for you but know someone who would be interested? Recommend a new landlord to us and earn yourself £1500! (Terms & Conditions apply.)
Punch Partnerships are a progressive company that work closely with our partners, providing them with dedicated support from their local Business Relationship Manager. They will talk you through your business plan and offer guidance and advice on all aspects of running a pub. Our comprehensive training programmes ensure that you have all the industry skills and up-to-date business and financial know- how to prepare yourself for running your own Punch leased business and ensure you get off to the very best start. In addition some sites benefit from Punch’s Capital Builder scheme. This is a unique incentive designed to help you realise your dream of running a pub even if you don’t have the funding that would normally be required. Over a period of time you will earn ownership of your fixtures and fittings and a cash deposit without any cash payments from you.
For more information please contact Hilary Chapman on 0844 848 0961 or visit our website
www.punchpubs.co.uk
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