Six pubs in Yorkshire are on the market for a combined asking price of £1.5m through Colliers CRE after their management company collapsed last September, writes Paul Charity.
The pubs are: The Copper Kettle in Denholme; The Dog and Gun in Leeds Road, Shipley; The Moorfield Arms in Dick Lane, Cutler Heights, Bradford; The Station in Manchester Road, Bradford; The Old Duke William in Westgate Hill, Bradford; and The Winston Churchill in Wakefield Road, Bradford.
KPMG is acting as administrator of pub management company Deepclear which runs 26 pubs in Yorkshire.
A spokesman for administrators KPMG said the company’s directors appointed administrators after running into “financial difficulty” because of a drop in consumer spending affecting its turnover.
KPMG spokesman Alison Anderson said: “The directors appointed administrators after getting into financial difficulty due to a drop in consumer spending impacting on turnover.
“The administrators are trading the business, via the use of a management company for licensing reasons, while seeking a sale of the properties. The pubs are open for business as usual.”
