Photos: The Old Courthouse, Caernarfon, North Wales
The property, which stands at over 5,000 sq ft, is fully licensed for the sale of alcohol and provision of live and recorded music, plays, dance and film showings. It hosts weddings, events, meetings and conferences. It also comes with planning permission for the conversion of the first and second floors into one or two luxury apartments.
Mark Czajka, Director at Ernest Wilson, the specialist commercial property agent that is marketing The Old Courthouse, and which buys and sells hundreds of businesses across the UK every year, said: “This is a rare opportunity to purchase a completely unique and historic property with an exciting future. The potential for this popular and successful venue is hugely evident, especially given the outstanding refurbishment of the building, its fit-out and its opulence.
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“Given the magnificence of this building, along with its stunning location, The Old Courthouse has the potential for many uses and subject to planning, could be converted into a boutique hotel or become a magnificent and prestigious dwelling.
“This is a fantastic business opportunity at the heart of the community, and needless to say we have already had a great deal of interest from prospective buyers.”
Ernest Wilson was founded in 1956 and specialises in buying and selling hundreds of small businesses every year, from fish and chip shops to convenience stores and hotels.
Anyone interested in the sale of The Old Courthouse should contact the Leeds head office of Ernest Wilson on 0113 238 2900.
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