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Seven County Durham pubs and bars looking for new landlords this month

Seven County Durham pubs and bars looking for new landlords this month

Yahoo09-03-2025
County Durham already has a lot of pubs and bars to offer punters, but many are looking for new landlords and landladies.
We have listed seven pubs across the county that are looking for someone to take over the lease, according to findmypub.com.
From venues that specialise in pub grub, to boozers a stone's throw from a train station, the seven pubs and bars in this list are worth checking out if you are looking to get involved in running such an establishment.
Bridge Hotel, Durham
The Bridge Hotel is located right on the exit junction from Durham railway station, making it a perfect location for pre-travel pints.
It's also across the road from award-winning pub the Station House which picked up more Camra awards this week.
It comes complete with a large kitchen and eight letting rooms. Annual rent is £53,715.
(Image: Google)The Traveller's Rest, Witton Gilbert
This pub is one of two in the whole village of Witton Gilbert, meaning it has the potential to attract large footfall from nearby residents.
Since it is also on a bus route out of Durham, it is also frequented by professionals from the city as well as families and elderly residents of the village.
Annual rent is listed at £45,129.
(Image: Google)Golden Lion, Sedgefield
Located not far from Sedgefield Racecourse, The Golden Lion is described as having 'sports at its core' and is set apart from other pubs in the area that are more food-oriented.
Guests are said to 'love' the sports area at the back which is described as 'spacious' and has a pool table and darts.
Annual rent is £26,500.
(Image: Google)The Wellington, Wolviston
Described as a traditional pub with 'cosy interiors and rustic touches that reflect its history', The Wellington hosts several community events which it is known for in the community.
Annual rent is £60,000 and a deposit of £15,000 is required to run the pub.
(Image: Google)The Station, Langley Moor
Just outside of Durham city, Langley Moor is a popular village. The Station Inn is located on the main road so is in an advantageous position for footfall.
The main bar area is a mixture of low-level loose seating with TVs on the walls showing live sports, a darts board, and a small stage area for live music.
Annual rent is £10,400.
(Image: Google)Brawns Den, Brandon
This pub 'has to be seen to be believed' according to a listing on findmypub.com. It is located in Brandon, a village on the outskirts of Durham city. It underwent a huge investment and was completely transformed in 2017.
Annual rent is £15,000.
(Image: Google)Lambton Arms Hotel, Chester-le-Street
Described as a 'bustling town centre pub', the Lambton Arms shows live sports as well as having its own food offering. Landlords are looking for someone who can deliver a high-quality menu to match the busy nature of the pub.
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"Strong community ties are essential at The Lambton Arms," a listing on findmypub.com says.
"The ideal operator will engage with the locals, know the best bands and live acts in the area, and wisely manage the entertainment budget."
A deposit of £3,000 will be needed.
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