This is a fabulous opportunity to purchase and run a thriving Freehold local Public House & Restaurant with Owners Accommodation above, situated right in the heart of the historic village of Tremadog. These premises offer so much more than first appearances would suggest (see the floorplan). Known as the Union Inn, this Grade II Listed premises resides within the historic village square, built by William Maddocks in the early 19th century, much of the character of the original building has been retained despite significant modernisation. This historic building is Listed for its special architectural interest as a public house, part of the original development of Tremadog, using local stone and retaining definite C19 character and detail. It is an integral component of the planned village layout.

The Union Inn is being offered to the market due to the retirement of the present publican. It is a very traditional and friendly local pub, well supported both by local clientele and visitors to the area, who are attracted by the welcoming atmosphere, the diverse range of local and traditional brewed ales served, and the excellent menu serving good traditional home cooked meals which are served either in the bar, in the more formal restaurant or if the weather permits, in the beer garden. The interior is delightful and has obviously been well-cared for by the present owner, the restaurant section being a case in point, offering character and a certain ambiance suited to evening dining, offering the best of both worlds. A large commercial kitchen caters handsomely for the above trade.

Located on the first and second floor there is self-contained 3-bedroom owners’ accommodation, again offering charm and character whilst sympathetically modernised to suite today’s lifestyle.

To the rear of the premises is a large recently extended open beer garden, ideal during the warmer summer months, various stores and also a private off road parking area.
Tremadog is a very attractive village located less than a mile from the coastal resort town of Porthmadog. The village is dominated by the steep rock faces of the foothills of the Eryri National Park and is located at the gateway to the spectacular Glaslyn Valley leading directly to Beddgelert, the main peaks of the National Park and Snowdon itself. The Welsh Highland Railway which passes through some of the areas most spectacular scenery is just 5 minutes from the village with the world-famous Italianate village of Portmeirion some 4 miles distant and the beautiful sandy beaches of Borth y Gest and Black Rock Sands are within a 10 minute drive.