Former Jarrow pub set to be sold at auction for £65,000
A former Jarrow pub has been brought to the property market.
A once-popular local Jarrow pub is set to be sold off at auction for a guide price of £65,000.
The former Queens Arms, on Gowan Court, has been brought to the property market by Palace Auctions, who will facilitate the sale of the venue.
Ahead of the pub going up for auction, the property listing states: “This is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial freehold former public house in a well-connected and regenerating North East location.
“The Queens Arms is a detached, two-storey brick-built building with a pitched slate roof, constructed in the late 19th or early 20th century.
“The property retains significant period character, including large sash windows, decorative brickwork, and original pub signage, making it a striking local landmark.
“Internally, the ground floor comprises the former bar area, lounge, commercial kitchen, cellar, and customer WCs, while the first floor provides additional accommodation historically used as the publican’s living quarters, with several bedrooms, a bathroom, and a private lounge.
“The building is currently vacant and requires comprehensive refurbishment or redevelopment.”
The listing also states that the former pub has “significant potential” for development, including using such as residential conversion, a HMO or supported living.
Palace Auctions does confirm that there is currently no planning permission granted for redevelopment or change of use at the site, with the listing agent branding the Queens Arms as a “blank canvas for future use”.
You can view the full listing for the Queens Arms by visiting: https://palaceauctions.com/property/property-jarrow-ne32-queens-arms-pub-redevelopment/.