A local establishment on Beaufort Hill, Ebbw Vale has been listed for sale, featuring four bedrooms for the proprietors and housing two bar areas, with the current owners preparing for retirement.
Situated along the frequently travelled route connecting Brynmawr and Ebbw Vale in Gwent, the Cendl Inn is promoted as a reputable traditional tavern serving the local neighbourhood. The property stands close to housing developments and is accessible to Beaufort Hill Ponds and Woodlands, alongside the broader Ebbw Vale area.
The freehold is being sold as an operational business for £300,000. The venue comprises a public bar and lounge bar offering approximately 48 seats in total. At the rear lies a beer garden with capacity for about 18 patrons, together with parking facilities for five cars.
According to CAMRA, the existing public bar is believed to have functioned as the original tavern space prior to subsequent additions, with the configuration said to showcase its heritage as a community local. Promotional material highlights characteristics such as a stripped wood-effect floor in the lounge bar, a stone chimney housing an open fire in the public bar, and bar counters served via a connecting servery. Entertainment includes darts, pool, and a gaming machine, with the listing mentioning a canine-friendly policy.
Each bar operates through its own separate entrance. The public bar accommodates roughly 24 seated customers with additional standing space and an open fire. The lounge bar contains a wood-panel fronted counter and comparable seating, with a dartboard and pool table mentioned among the amenities.
Owner accommodation on the first floor contains four bedrooms, a fitted kitchen, a bathroom, and a sitting room. A cellar occupies a single level.
The venue is advertised as a retirement sale, described as an established business in a residential location. It is being sold specifically as a trading pub rather than for alternative purposes. Available records do not provide confirmation of current trading performance figures.