Two pubs overlooking the River Dart in the South Devon waterfront village of Dittisham have been put on the market with property agent Bettesworths.
It is seeking offers of £695,000 for the 999-year lease (dating from 2001) on the Red Lion, a former historic coaching inn that has been frequented by Prince Charles.
The Red Lion has a 32-seat traditional bar, a family room to seat another 20 people, a 32-seat dining room, and a trade garden with 10 picnic tables.
Its seven luxury letting bedrooms account for 20% of business, while the remaining 80% is split equally between wet sales and food.
The property also includes a private flat with a double bedroom, kitchen, bathroom, lounge and balcony.
It is protected by a covenant set up in 2001 which stipulated that the property remained an inn for the next quarter of a century.
Bettesworth is also seeking offers of £195,000 for a 10-year Punch Taverns' lease (effective from 2000) on the Ferry Boat Inn, which sits beside the ferry from Dittisham to Greenway Quay.
The character bar has a panoramic window overlooking the River Dart and the pub is a stop-over point for many day excursions including group visits from sailing and canoe/kayak companies.
There is also a two-bedroom owners' flat with a lounge and study.
The trade split is 60% wet and 40% food, the current rental stands at £31,000 per annum, and the pub is tied for beer products.
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The Ferry Boat inn
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