A rare opportunity has emerged to acquire or lease The Seven Tuns, a Grade II listed 17th century pub nestled in the picturesque Cotswold village of Chedworth, near Cheltenham. This beautifully preserved freehold property is offered at £800,000, with an alternative option of a free of tie lease, presenting tremendous potential for revival and success.
Dating back to circa 1610, The Seven Tuns is steeped in history and English charm. Built from honey-coloured Cotswold stone, the inn retains original architectural features including open fireplaces, exposed timber beams, and authentic 18th century panelled doors, all contributing to its timeless character.
Inside, the pub offers versatile space with over 100 covers distributed across a welcoming bar area, a spacious main dining room, and a first-floor function space ideal for private events or group dining. The inviting main bar accommodates 20-25 guests amid stone walls and low timber beams, while the rear dining room seats 40-45 comfortably. Upstairs, around 30 covers can be arranged for special occasions or private hire.
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The outdoor beer garden, shaded by mature trees, expands guest capacity by another 40-50 on warmer days. Additionally, a large car park enhances accessibility. The property includes useful outbuildings and a generous owner’s flat, completing this exceptional package.
Peter Brunt, Director of Hotels at Colliers, who is managing the sale, highlights the pub’s significance: “The Seven Tuns has been a cornerstone of Chedworth life for centuries. It offers a wonderful canvas for someone with vision and enthusiasm to rejuvenate a beloved village institution. This historic inn, combined with its stunning Cotswold setting and operational layout, is ready to thrive once again.”
Though currently closed since November 2023, The Seven Tuns remains fully equipped and operational, prepared for a new proprietor to step in and relaunch successfully. The property is available with vacant possession on a freehold or free of tie lease basis.
Situated in the heart of Cotswolds countryside, Chedworth boasts rich heritage and natural beauty, drawing walkers, heritage tourists, and visitors keen to explore attractions such as the nearby Chedworth Roman Villa and popular footpaths like the Monarch’s Way and Macmillan Way. Its proximity to Cheltenham, Cirencester, and Northleach ensures excellent connectivity while maintaining a tranquil rural ambiance.