About

The Queens Public House is a historic Grade II listed property located in the heart of Belbroughton, Worcestershire. Built around 1800 with later 19th-century additions, it has a strong culinary reputation, having hosted chefs like Andy Waters and Roger Narbett. The property is a substantial brick building with a tiled roof, pilasters, and sash windows, arranged over three floors, with potential for reconfiguration or alternative uses, subject to planning permissions. An extensive car park further adds to its appeal. It is centrally located on Belbroughton High Street, close to local landmarks such as the Church of The Holy Trinity and the cricket club.

The ground floor features a grand hallway, dining room, open-plan bar area, and a fully equipped kitchen with a walk-in chiller. The space also includes a spacious lounge and dining area, with access to toilet facilities. Original features, like wooden beams, paneling, and sash windows, add charm. A basement offers extra storage, and a cleaning cupboard is located on the ground floor.

The first floor includes a versatile function room, office, and a lounge area, ideal for private events or staff use. The second floor has two large rooms, a shower room, and toilet facilities, offering potential for residential accommodation or office space. This property offers a unique opportunity to own a characterful pub in a picturesque village.