Railway memorabilia pub - complete with Pullman carriage - close to Midsomer Norton up for sale

By Susie Watkins

3rd Oct 2022 | Local News

The pub is packed with railway memorabilia
The pub is packed with railway memorabilia

A much-loved local pub, crammed with railway memorabilia and even boasting its own railway carriage, is up for sale.

The Old Station Inn & Carriage Restaurant, originally commissioned for the now closed Hallatrow Railway station was built in the 1920s. The pub itself is a hive of railway memorabilia from the railways and beyond including a bewildering array of bric-a- brac from old wooden skis to half a 2cv car.

The pub on the Wells Road, which is being sold under a leasehold is up for sale for £35,000. For more details or to book a viewing click HERE

It has a Pullman railway carriage at the back of the pub which has seats for 34 with a big beer garden for one hundred more. And if you are interested there is even a nine hole crazy golf course.

Under the sales details the current annual trade is around £250,000 but agents say in the past it has been much higher.

     

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