Rescued South Lakes pub put up for sale at £395,000

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 28 Oct, 07:02 · Archive

The Britannia Inn at Penny Bridge, near Ulverston, which was derelict for six years before being restored, is on the market for £395,000.

The Britannia Inn at Penny Bridge, near Ulverston, is on the market for £395,000 through Corrie and Co. The pub was derelict for six years before Stephen Fagan and his wife Allison purchased it twelve years ago and restored it to working order. The couple ran the pub for more than a decade before announcing on 31 January 2025 that they were seeking a new owner.

The property is offered part-furnished and includes two-bedroom residential accommodation, giving prospective buyers the option to live on site. A new owner could continue operating the pub or explore alternative commercial or residential uses. The ground floor contains a main bar area, pool room, and two further areas with log burners and an open fire. Additional facilities include a commercial kitchen, pot wash, cellar, stores and customer toilets. The residential accommodation features a lounge, kitchen, two bedrooms and an attic room accessible from the second bedroom.

How it is being reported

• Village pub rescued after six years derelict on the market for £395kA South Lakes village pub which was brought back to life after spending six years derelict is on the market for £395,000.NW Evening Mail · 28 Oct, 06:00
• Village pub rescued after six years derelict on the market for £395kA South Lakes village pub which was brought back to life after spending six years derelict is on the market for £395,000.Westmorland Gazette · 28 Oct, 06:00

In this story: Stephen Fagan · Allison Fagan · Britannia Inn · Penny Bridge · Ulverston · South Lakes · Corrie and Co

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