Wiltshire town centre pub on the market after closure

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A closed town centre pub in Wiltshire has been put on the market for nearly £400,000.

The White Hart pub, on George Street in Warminster, has recently been listed for sale for a price of £375,000.

The venue has been closed for some time, according to estate agent Fleurets, but a new owner is now being sought for the property.

Fleurets has informed potential buyers that, before closing, the 18 th century pub was extended and reconfigured to provide multiple letting rooms and a skittle alley.



Pictures of the inside of the closed pub show it is mostly empty with some furniture left scattered around.

A listing said: “The property dates back to the 1700s and comprises a two-storey stone building with painted elevations under a pitched tiled roof, with three brick chimney stacks.

“The original building has been extended over the years, with single and two-storey additions of brick and stone, as well as a single-storey skittle alley with pitched tile roof.

“Access to the side of the property leads to a concrete car park at the rear of the site, which provides parking for six vehicles.”

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