The Black Horse pub in Biggin Hill, a historic establishment with roots in the 19th century, has been listed for sale on property website Zoopla. The leasehold is available at a guide price of £75,000, according to the listing from estate agent Sidney Phillips.
The pub, located on Main Road, is described in the listing as a "profitable free-of-tie business with scope for food." It also includes a "spacious" three-bedroom accommodation on the first floor, making it suitable for owner-operators or investors looking to expand its culinary offerings.
Pub features and amenities
Inside, customers will find a bar, a games room, and a snug, along with a garden area that seats between 90 and 100 people. A car park is also available for patrons. The guide price includes fixtures and fittings, with stock to be added at valuation after the sale.
The Black Horse is the closest pub to Biggin Hill Airfield, a site that played a significant role during the Battle of Britain as one of the most heavily targeted airfields. The original building was a pair of cottages, replaced in 1908 by the current structure, built by Nalder & Collyer brewery.
History and management
According to CAMRA, the current management has been in place since 2017. The pub's long history and its proximity to the airfield add to its character, appealing to both locals and visitors interested in the area's wartime heritage.
The listing has attracted attention as part of a broader trend of pub sales in the region. Notably, the Biggin Hill Old Jail pub could reopen under restoration plans, as previously reported by Bromley news outlets.
The Black Horse has been contacted for comment regarding the sale and its future operations.
