Sheffield pubs: Lost and Found upmarket bar on popular street for auction for £1.85m

David Walsh
By David Walsh

Business Editor

Published 13th Sep 2024, 05:00 BST
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A popular Sheffield bar is up for auction with a guide price of £1.85m.

The Lost and Found on Ecclesall Road is going under the hammer on Wednesday, September 25.

The upmarket venue specialises in cocktails, puts on a ‘legendary’ bottomless brunch for two hours every Saturday and has an extensive menu. It also hosts meetings and offers room hire.

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The Lost and Found on Ecclesall Road is going under the hammer on Wednesday September 25.The Lost and Found on Ecclesall Road is going under the hammer on Wednesday September 25.
The Lost and Found on Ecclesall Road is going under the hammer on Wednesday September 25. | National World

The building is let to pub company, and owner of the Lost and Found chain, Marston’s until June 2054.

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The auction is for the freehold of the building.

Jon Skerry, of auctioneers Acuitus, said the long lease would attract investors because of the “sustainability of the income” it would provide.

Porsche outside the Lost and Found, Ecclesall Road.Porsche outside the Lost and Found, Ecclesall Road.
Porsche outside the Lost and Found, Ecclesall Road. | Google

In 2019 it sold for £3.5m in a deal which included 1-3 Dover Road, Land Registry documents show.

It was previously The Polish Club and then the Pointing Dog bar, from 2014 to 2018.

Lost and Found opened as a ‘Victorian themed bar’ in November 2018.

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