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£795k Hastings inn & live music venue for sale


Jenny Lind, a well established inn and live music venue in Hastings, East Sussex, has been brought to the market through Christie & Co, with an asking price of £795k.

Jenny Lind comprises a main bar with capacity for around 200 customers, stage area and second bar area with seating area on the ground floor, as well as a 60-cover function room, and commercial kitchen on the first floor.

Also the business features six guest bedrooms, which benefit from en suite facilities and can be accessed via a separate entrance to the side of the property.

Outside, the two-tiered garden to the rear offers fantastic views of the East Hill. With a lively atmosphere and live music events on weekends, the inn maintains an excellent reputation within the local and wider community.

Following 10 years of ownership, current owner, Linda Challis is now looking to retire. She said, “The pub is the go to place in the Old Town, known for its traditional but eclectic feel, open fires, lively dance floor, secret two tiered garden, regular vinyl nights, bar billiards league, and Sea Shanty singers.

'Being active members of the Old Town Traders association has enabled The Jenny to grow from strength to strength, supporting the many major Old Town festivals including Jack in the Green, Carnival week, Fat Tuesday, Fringe Festival and Pirate Day to name a few. “

James Hughes, Senior Business Agent at Christie & Co’s Maidstone office, who is handling the sale, said, “The Jenny Lind presents a fantastic opportunity to acquire a well known pub in the coastal town of Hastings. The site offers great scope to expand on a thriving and profitable business by introducing a food offering.

'Businesses in this area tend to generate a significant amount of interest and we expect nothing different with Jenny Lind.”

Rich in history and most famous for the Battle of Hastings in 1066, the popular seaside town benefits from large numbers of tourists throughout the year to its numerous attractions, including Hastings Castle and the recently reopened pier. Hastings also maintains excellent road and rail links to London, Ashford, Canterbury and the Isle of Thanet.