Pubs in Burnley, Clitheroe and others you could soon be running

It has led to many landlords leaving the business, resulting in many pubs going up for sale or on the hunt for new tenants to take over.

Here is a round-up of some of the available pubs in East Lancs that could soon be yours.

George IV – Burnley

The George IV pub is located between Burnley and Padiham (Image: FindMyPub)

Located on Padiham Road between Burnley and Padiham, The George IV benefits from being close to large residential areas as well as lots of shops and businesses to attract custom.

The pub, which boasts a beer garden, an external drinking area and a small car park for up to 12 vehicles, also sits opposite St Johns Baptist Church, which is regularly used for christenings, weddings, and funerals which the pub can cater for.

A spacious bar set on the back wall serves all areas of the pub. To the right as you walk in there is a snug seating area with a mixture of fixed and loose seating, and to the right rear there is a games room with a pool table and a dart board.

To the left is a lounge/dining area which can be split off for private functions which also has a range of fixed and loose seating.

Private accommodation is located on the first floor and comprises a landing, kitchen, lounge, bathroom and three bedrooms.

The ingoing cost is listed as £11,000 while the annual rent is £18,000.

The White Bear – Barrowford, Nelson

The White Bear occupies an impressive building (Image: FindMyPub)

This beautiful building already benefits from a good level of popularity and sales, with visitors from the nearby Barrowford Memorial Park.

It is a popular location for families, dog walkers, and cyclists throughout the year and is surrounded by residential housing both in Barrowford and nearby Nelson, which is just a mile down the road.

The pub has a car park at the rear which is ideal for those travelling from surrounding areas, a beer garden, plush benched seating, and satellite TVs to show sport.

Three-bedroom private accommodation in the pub is suitable for a family, and the costs come to £12,500 ingoing and £26,000 annual rent.

Spinning Mill – Colne

The Spinning Mill has a traditional interior (Image: FindMyPub)

The Spinning Mill is described as a one-bar operation that is divided into zones of drinking, eating, and traditional pub games.

It is supported with good demographics and locals mainly consist of young couples, families, and mature couples.

There are some businesses in the immediate area to increase football, while the pub also benefits financially from two gaming machines inside.

The pub’s private accommodation consists of two bedrooms, an office, a lounge, a kitchen, and a bathroom.

It has a £41,142 ingoing cost and an annual rent of £27,977.

Park Inn – Accrington

The Park Inn is a traditional pub in Accrington (Image: FindMyPub)

The Park Inn is known for being a traditional pub and is located on a busy main road with a good level of passing trade.

It’s a one bar operation with a traditional style, furnished with comfortable seating throughout and accommodating approximately 40 covers.

Outside there is a courtyard and a beer garden, but no available car parking, with street parking the only option.

Details of the private accommodation are not confirmed.

The ingoing cost is listed at £10,681 while the annual rent is £20,568.

Dog & Partridge – Baxenden

Trade from the nearby cricket club helps the Dog & Partridge in Baxenden (Image: FindMyPub)

This pub sits on Back Lane, the original road from Accrington to Manchester, and is a short uphill walk from Manchester Road.

It benefits from being close to Baxenden Cricket Club, while there are busses from Accrington and Manchester passing close by.

The indoor area has been partially opened up but retains areas for drinking, while the commercial kitchen allows catering for food too.

Externally there is a rear beer and a car park with 10 spaces.

The private accommodation consists of three bedrooms, a living room, kitchen, bathroom, reception rooms and office.

The ingoing cost is £9,966 while the annual rent is £18,499.

White Lion – Rawtenstall

The White Lion in Rawtenstall has a well-stocked bar (Image: FindMyPub)

The White Lion on the outskirts of Rawtenstall already has plans for internal and external refurbishment that will modernise the business and add in a trade kitchen.

The landlords are said to be looking for a publican who is enthusiastic, driven, and can utilise all of the facilities as well as the introduction of the classic pub menu.

There are two central areas serviced by a central bar, a spacious lounge area with a mixture of fixed and loose seating, and a main bar area which houses a pool table and dart board.

To the rear there is a beer garden with planted borders and picnic bench seating, ideal for guests to sit outside in the summer.

The private accommodation comprises three bedrooms, an open plan kitchen, living room, bathroom, and office.

The ingoing cost is £12,500 while the annual rent is £30,000.

Station Bar and Grill – Clitheroe

The Station in Clitheroe occupies a large Victorian building (Image: FindMyPub)

This stand-alone Victorian property boasts a large central bar surrounded by extensive seating areas.

A fully-equipped catering kitchen features a walk-in fridge and pizza oven, while upstairs there is a private meeting room along with eight en-suite letting bedrooms.

At the rear, there is a beer garden, smoking shelter and parking area, though there is an opportunity to turn the parking spots into an undercover dining area.

The private accommodation is located on the upper floors and consists of a one-bedroom managers’ flat.

The ingoing cost is listed as £20,000 while the annual rent is yet to be confirmed.