(Image: Stonegate Group)
A publican is being sought to take over a popular village pub in North Yorkshire.
The Grey Horse in Brayton, near Selby, is searching for a new publican to take on the pub.
Owners the Stonegate Pub Partners said the Grey Horse, in Doncaster Road, has a “traditional community pub feel” and attracts a “mix of regulars and visitors.”
“Live sport, quiz nights and regular entertainment form an important part of its offer throughout the week,” a Stonegate spokesperson said.
Beer garden at the Grey Horse in Barlby, near Selby (Image: Stonegate Group)
The dog-friendly pub has a spacious bar area with pool and darts and outside is a large beer garden.
Stonegate Pub Partners said it is “looking for a new publican to build on the pub’s existing community focus and continue developing its offer".
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Stephen Marritt, regional manager at Stonegate Pub Partners, said: “The Grey Horse has a real community feel and is an established part of village life in Brayton.
“It already has a strong foundation, with live sport, entertainment and a fantastic outdoor space. We’re looking for a publican who can build on that and continue making the Grey Horse a welcoming pub for the local community.”
The Grey Horse is currently available through Stonegate Pub Partners on a fixed-term tenancy.
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