A traditional-style community pub featuring an outdoor drinking area accommodating roughly 80 patrons has been put on the market in Beaufort.

Scarrets sits on Greenfield Crescent in Ebbw Vale and has been listed with an asking price of £260,000. The freehold establishment occupies a residential setting just off the A465 road, giving it connections to destinations such as Merthyr, Pontypridd, Abergavenny and the Brecon Beacons National Park.

The building was constructed by its present owners from what was previously a social club. The listing describes it as finished to an excellent standard throughout. It features block and brick building work with rendered and colourwashed walls beneath a pitched tiled roof.

Operating as a conventional public house, Scarrets concentrates on beverage sales alone. The ground level contains a public bar equipped with bi-fold doors leading to the outdoor drinking area. The listing notes this creates an open-air atmosphere during the summer season. There is also a separate lounge providing a more tranquil environment away from the main bar.

A first-floor function room provides extra capacity for various occasions. According to the listing, this space can accommodate private celebrations, live sports broadcasts or community events. The venue operates as a lock-up, giving owners flexibility in how they manage the business.

The outdoor trade garden is singled out as a notable attraction, with seating for approximately 80 people. The listing describes how this space combined with the bi-fold doors makes the venue suitable for summer trading, family gatherings and major sporting events.

At present, the business is operated part-time by its owners, who are looking to retire. The listing indicates considerable potential to extend operating hours and boost revenue. It suggests new owners could develop catering services, host functions, add live entertainment or lengthen bar trading hours, subject to licensing conditions.

Situated in a well-regarded part of north Gwent, the pub benefits from both local resident trade and passing customers using the nearby transport routes.

With an established bar operation, a sports-oriented clientele, a function space and outdoor seating, Scarrets is being promoted as an opportunity for new operators to maintain its position as a focal point for the local community.