Heaviley

Duke Of York

A traditional pub in the heart of Heaviley offering craft beers, bedrooms and a hidden gem of a beer garden

Overview

The Duke of York is an elegant three-story, white washed building situated on the busy A6 Buxton Road. The pub has been well kept and has many of its traditional historical features. There is a spacious beer garden area to the back with around  40 – 50 extra seats. To the rear of the pub there is a small food preparation area, perfect for the new licensee to introduce a small food offering. On the first floor you will find four en-suite letting bedrooms, which is ideal accommodation for guests needing to be close to Stockport, Hazel Grove and within a 20 minute drive to Manchester Airport.

Pub Partnership

The Detail

Financials

Introduction

FMT: Please note that this assessment is based on the “fair maintainable trade” that can be achieved by a “reasonably efficient operator”.

Potential Turnover TBC

Agreement Type Pub Partnership

Weekly rent TBC

Yearly rent 23,615

Level of investment

This is a one-off payment made at the start of the vacancy agreement. All figures are estimates and exclude VAT.

Total ingoing costs TBC

Four weeks rent 1,817

Trading Deposit TBC

Professional Fees TBC

Stock & Glassware 5,000

Trading style

Overview

A traditional wet-led community pub with options to add food, the Duke Of York is known for its welcoming atmosphere, quality cask ales, live sport and strong local following. With a spacious beer garden and four en-suite letting rooms, it attracts a mix of loyal regulars, sports fans and visitors staying or passing through the area.

Facilities

Community Local Live Entertainment Show Sports
Trading space

Overview

The ground floor features three distinct trading rooms served by a central bar, with a log fire, pool table, darts area and TV screens creating a welcoming social atmosphere. A commercial kitchen to support the right operator, with approximately 60 internal covers. Externally, a large rear beer garden with seating provides valuable additional trading space and is UA-friendly. The pub also benefits from four popular en-suite letting rooms on the second floor, generating strong accommodation trade.

Facilities

Food Beer Garden x 0 Letting Rooms Available
Private Accommodation

Private

The private accommodation offers three generously sized bedrooms, a shower room and a family bathroom, providing excellent living space for an operator and their family. A comfortable living room and separate kitchen area open through French doors onto a private patio, creating a welcoming outdoor retreat. Access to the accommodation is via the pub.

Location

A Little more about us

The Duke of York is a traditional community pub in a prominent main road position in Heaviley, a popular suburb of Stockport. With excellent transport links to Manchester City Centre, Manchester Airport and Stockport Train Station, the pub benefits from strong local trade while also attracting visitors and business travellers. Its convenient location also provides easy access to the Peak District and direct rail connections to London Euston, making it well placed to serve commuters and take advantage of the ongoing growth of Stockport town centre and surrounding areas such as Hazel Grove.

 

Duke Of York

113 Buxton Road,
Heaviley,
Stockport,
Greater Manchester,
SK2 6LR

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Digital Presence

Overview

With an established and active social media presence, helping to drive customer engagement and support trade. The pub’s Facebook page has over 850 followers, promotes live sport, events and pub activities, and receives strong customer recommendations and engagement from the local community. The pub also maintains an active Instagram presence, showcasing the venue, drinks offer, beer garden, accommodation and community atmosphere. Together, these channels provide an excellent platform for marketing, customer communication and growing trade

Environmental Impact

Overview

The Duke of York’s energy rating is C.

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BDM Vision

Overview

No BDM vision overview available.

Demographics

Overview

The pub serves a large residential catchment of local families and working adults, with a strong community focus and a customer base that values traditional pubs, quality drinks and local engagement. Its Neighbourhood Mainstream profile makes it well positioned to attract loyal regulars and repeat trade throughout the week.

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