Restaurant Six, 6 High Street, Petersfield, GU32 3JE

A Grade II Listed, two-storey, semi-detached property with white painted brick elevation and single glazed wooden windows.

Restaurant Six, formerly a retail shop, has been transformed into a quaint restaurant that retains its original character. It features exposed beams throughout and a striking feature wall showcasing the building's structure, complemented by modern touches such as Herringbone laminated flooring on both the ground and first floors.

The property briefly comprises a snug and restaurant over two floors totalling 32 covers. Externally, there is a side alleyway and rear paved trade garden area.

Restaurant Six has earned a reputation for fine dining and a friendly atmosphere, and this property leads directly onto the main high street.

Website: restaurant-six.co.uk
GIA:117.5 sqm (1,265 sq ft)

Restaurant Six is nestled in the heart of Petersfield's market town centre. This charming Grade II Listed establishment is conveniently located in East Hampshire, just off the A3, serving as a gateway to the South Downs National Park. It is situated 15 miles north of Portsmouth.

Entrance to the property is found down the left-hand side through a rustic door leading into the bar area. This space features downlights, exposed brick and stonework, and original beams, with the bar itself made from live-edged wood.

To the left of the bar are the ladies and gents WCs, thoughtfully updated to a high standard.

Up the stairs you'll find a charming dining snug with a cast iron fireplace and a curved single-glazed original window offering covers for eight and leading into the garden area.

To the right of the bar is part of the main dining area, featuring a vintage brick hearth. This fireplace, with its exposed brick, retains its vintage appeal which creates a warm and inviting focal point for the space with covers for 12.

To incorporate its original character, the owners chose to highlight the historic architecture by proudly showcasing its woven lattice construction with dual-aspect windows allowing natural light to flood in.

The first floor restaurant area features similar décor and accommodates an additional 12 guests.

The commercial kitchen is divided into two sections: the main cooking area, equipped with electric cookers and an extractor canopy, and a prep area and pot wash.

All trade fixtures and fittings are included in the sale, except for some personal effects. An inventory will be provided once an offer has been accepted.

Enclosed paved garden area to the rear that is currently not utilised.

This property offers the potential to increase seating capacity in the garden by installing a decked area. This new space can be accessed via a staircase from the snug or through the alleyway on the side of the property. Currently unused, this area could accommodate an additional 30 guests during the summer months, depending on the conversion approach.

The business benefits from a complement of staff who are subject to TUPE and will transfer with the business.

Wednesday - Saturday
Lunch - 12:00 - 15:00
Evening - 18:30 - 23:00

The Freehold to be sold as a trading going Concern (TOGC) inclusive of fixtures and fittings with stock in addition at valuation (SAV).

The Rateable Value as per the April 2023 Ratings List is £12,750. Confirmation of actual Rates payable should be sought from the Local Authority.

Premises Licence. Any prospective purchaser must have a Personal Licence and apply for transfer of Premises Licence at their own expense.