The Ale House is a post-war estate pub, originally called the Sheaf. The pub is a large two and single storey detached property of brick elevations beneath pitched tiled and flat roofs. The accommodation briefly comprises two separate trading areas with their own separate access. The public bar features a large timber bar servery, perimeter seating and darts throw area, with approximately 40 covers in total. The lounge bar has a timber bar servery with glass wash up area to the rear, perimeter seating and a total of c. 50 covers. An inner hallway provides access to the Ladies and Gents W.C.s and access to the rear car park. The Ale House also benefits from a commercial catering kitchen and an extensive basement beer cellar, with store room and boiler room. The domestic accommodation is situated over the first floor and briefly comprises 3 bedrooms, office, lounge, domestic kitchen and shower room with separate W.C. To the exterior the Ale House enjoys a car park to the rear, a paved front patio with picnic bench seating offering an elevated view and perimeter lawned area, with mature shrub and tree borders.
Floor number: Ground
Two separate trading areas, Sought after area, Prominent elevated position
