Types of Pub business

Buying a pub

Purchasing a freehold pub business takes a large amount of capital, from £300,000 upwards. However, if you have a good business plan and security, you should be able to borrow up to 80 per cent of this from a bank or brewery. Usually these pubs are not tied in any way but can purchase all drink and food products at competitive rates from any supplier. To find a pub business to suit you or to read further details, click on one of the pub agent icons.

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Lease/Tenanted

Most pubs in England, Scotland & Wales fall into this category. They may require much less outlay on your part: the smallest start from £15,000, although this can rise to over £200,000. When you run this type of pub, you are tied only in having to purchase drinks from the pub company. You retain the profits from drink and food sales. These pubs often have games machines and other machines where the pub company takes a percentage of the profit. You also pay a market rent to the pub company for the property. All pub companies offer comprehensive training and ongoing support. To find a pub to suit you or to read further details, click on one of the pub company icons.
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Managed
These tend to be larger pubs run by pub owners. As a manager you receive a salary, while the pub owner retains all the income and profit from the business. Pub owners provide comprehensive training. To find a pub to suit you or to read further details, click on one of the managed pub icons.

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