Inside the historic Peak District pub in 'fantastic location' for sale for £550,000

A 400-year-old pub in a lovely Peak District village is for sale for £550,000.

The Queen Anne in Great Hucklow is on the market with Christie & Co.

The stone-built boozer, which dates back to 1621, boasts a traditional bar and restaurant, kitchen, large car park, beer garden and two en-suite bed-and-breakfast rooms.

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Landlords Angela Ryan and Glyn Jewell retired at the end of last month after 19 years.

The pub is now closed, although Angela is still running the B&B.

Christie & Co began marketing the pub in March for £650,000. It has since knocked £100,000 off the price.

Keith Stringer, of Christie & Co, said: “It is a true gem in the hospitality market, in a fantastic location, and we encourage interested parties to get in touch.”

Great Hucklow is near the historic plague village of Eyam and close to Tideswell and Bradwell.

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