22/05/2025 13:07:00
The Freeholders Arms, a substantial suburban pub located just half a mile northeast of Lancaster city centre, has been brought to market by leisure property specialists, Fleurets. The freehold interest in this three-storey mid-terrace property is available with a guide price of £285,000 + VAT.
Previously operating as a wet-led community pub, The Freeholders Arms ceased trading in April 2025. The property now presents a rare opportunity for investors or developers, either to revive the venue as a traditional freehouse or to explore alternative uses, subject to the
The ground floor offers a predominantly open plan trading layout, incorporating a lounge and snug, while to the rear there is a multi-level beer garden and patio area that's ideal for outdoor hospitality or leisure use. The upper floors provide extensive residential accommodation, including a living room, second lounge, kitchen/dining room, and shower room on the first floor. The second floor comprises five bedrooms and a bathroom.
Tim Martin, Divisional Director of Fleurets North West, commented: "The Freeholders Arms has historically served as a popular local pub and could certainly attract interest from those looking to reopen it as a community venue. That said, we anticipate considerable interest from buyers exploring redevelopment or alternative uses, subject to planning approval."