A 17th-century pub in the quaint village of Whaddon, Milton Keynes, is up for sale with a guide price of £975,000.

Commercial agents Charles Louis are overseeing the sale of The Lowndes Arms, revealing its significant redevelopment potential amidst its historic charm.

Ideal for an experienced publican or a savvy developer, this freehold property presents an opportunity to acquire a popular village public house, currently serving locals and visitors from nearby Bletchley and Milton Keynes.

The pub's current owners are ready to chart a new course, hence the decision to part ways with the property.

The Lowndes Arms can be sold with vacant possession.

In addition to its liquidity, it’s less than ten miles away from the MK Central Train Station, opening up the site to London commuters.

Moreover, the pub potentially offers a lucrative source of rental income, boasting an onsite two-bedroom accommodation and other empty, yet serviced spaces.

The historic grade 2 listed building includes the pub, an upstairs two-bedroom accommodation, an empty serviced accommodation with three rooms, plus a one-bedroom ground flat.

The package also comes with an empty two-story property.

All of these occupy approximately 5,244 square feet of gross internal area.

The Lowndes Arms had previously changed hands in January 2020, with its current ownership putting it up on sale as part of a shift in strategic direction.

Buyers keen on exploring redevelopment options can make planning inquiries to the Aylesbury Vale Area (Buckinghamshire) Council.

Besides being a hub of local activity, The Lowndes Arms stands as a testament to Whaddon’s rich heritage.

Be it for business or pleasure, this pub manifests a unique allure, waiting to be unlocked by its new owner.