If you are looking to let a pub in Kirkcaldy, The Wheatsheaf is available !
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Let A Pub In Kirkcaldy – The Wheatsheaf Is Available
The Wheatsheaf is set in Kirkcaldy, nicknamed the Lang Toun in reference to the towns main road. Steeped in history dating back to the bronze age and now surrounded by theatres, museums and art galleries this area is known as the service centre for the Fife area, with direct access via the A92 to the M90 towards Edinburgh. Located just off the main street and described as a “wee gem” The Wheatsheaf brings the town alive with its traditional intimate friendly feel, fantastic food offering and live music encouraging a loyal customer base and a friendly welcome.
Pub Layout
The entrance from the street leads you to the main bar area. Recently refurbished, this is an open plan, one room operation surrounded by fixed and loose seating, low beamed ceilings with snug areas for warmth and privacy. The bar to the left of the entrance is a predominant dark wooden feature creating the traditional feeling throughout, however the light walls provide a warm, open space with a hot holding food area alongside the bar which providing an excellent servery to the customers.
Private Accommodation
There is no private accommodation at this site.
Annual Rent: £16,500
Stepped Rent Agreed:
2 Months at £25 per week
2 Months at £75 per week
2 Months at £150 per week
Ongoing £317.30 per week
Security Deposit: £1,000
Working Capital: £1,000
Stock: £1,000
Fixtures and Fittings: Upon Valuation – funding options available for the right licensee.
Tie: All drinks categories are tied. For fully funded licensees on long term agreements, we offer free-of-tie options for certain drinks categories in exchange for an annual fee.
Training: £325 plus VAT
For a breakdown on financial information, please refer to the ‘Additional Info’ tab.
Admiral Taverns are looking for licensee’s who know the area, who will embrace the loyal customer base, who will have a vision for the food offer and build on it whilst demonstrating the drive and passion to ensure that The Wheatsheaf is at the heart of the community. This site has the potential to be a hub for session music/open mic whilst continuing to be the traditional working man’s daytime pub whilst maintaining excellent standards and providing good quality beers and ales.
