Beehive

The Beehive sits on St John’s Hill, a lively parade home to cafés, independent shops, restaurants, and everyday amenities. The Clapham Junction area attracts a young, affluent, professional demographic, complemented by long-standing residents and families. This blend of customers aligns naturally with The Beehive’s warm, inclusive appeal as a “home from home” for its local community.

The neighbourhood is socially vibrant, with strong involvement in sports teams, local events, and grassroots partnerships—all areas where The Beehive already plays an active part.

Transport connectivity is one of the strongest advantages of the site. The pub is just a short 10-minute walk from Clapham Junction Station, one of the UK’s busiest rail interchanges and a major gateway to central London and the South.

The area benefits from high-frequency bus routes and strong pedestrian flow from the station.

The Beehive is surrounded by notable leisure and lifestyle attractions, including Clapham Junction’s bustling retail and dining district, with Northcote Road and Battersea Rise being known for quality food, drink and weekend trade. Clapham Common, one of London’s most popular green spaces, is home to many festivals, sports leagues and outdoor recreation.

The pub has a rectangular main bar which leads through to a back room, the trade kitchen and courtyard garden. The total number of internal covers in the bar area is 60, with 30 seated. The courtyard seats 20 and the pub benefits from a pavement license, ideal for high-visibility daytime trade. On the first floor, there is a two-bedroom flat with a bathroom and a living room.

Rent: £634.15 p/w
Forecasted Wet Turnover: £310,000
Forecasted Food Turnover: £82,000

Total Turnover: £392,000

Estimated Fixture & Fittings: £TBC available on a rental agreement at 25%
Deposit: £8,000
Stock: £TBC
Training Fee: £500

Five Year Tenancy Agreement

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