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Apr 2024

One of the best known gastropubs in the Harrogate district has gone on the market for £1.2 million.
The General Tarleton at Ferrensby, near Knaresborough, closed several months ago.
Leeds business broker Christie & Co is now marketing the freehold for the property, which comes with 15 en-suite bedrooms, a 90-seat restaurant and a private dining and function room. The 0.8-acre site also includes a car park and outdoor terrace.
The marketing details say:
Father and daughter Jonathan and Sarah Morris spent £500,000 refurbishing the venue after taking over from previous owners, Suzanne and John Topham, in 2021.
The marketing information adds:
It also says the site has "the possible option of further expansion and development, subject to appropriate planning permission".
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