A traditional village pub that used to be a post office is up for sale. The Jack and Jill Inn in Clayton, near Hassocks, is in the South Downs National Park and has been owned by the Harman family for 55 years. The pub, originally a Victorian post office, has been passed through four generations of the family.
The current owners are looking to retire and travel. The building has extensive south and west facing gardens with views of the South Downs and the Jack and Jill windmills. It also has a separate garden room, guest and staff accommodation.
The exterior of The Jack and Jill Inn (Image: Fleurets) The leasehold interest is now on the market for £105,000. Current owner Paul Harman, said: “This pub has been at the heart of our family for more than half a century and it has been a privilege to welcome countless customers through our doors, but we’re excited for the next chapter and hope to see The Jack and Jill thrive with a new owner.” READ MORE: Former Post Office and university building to be turned into 41 flats Nick Earee, divisional director of Fleurets, which is marketing the pub, said: “Opportunities like this don’t come around often.
The seating in The Jack and Jill Inn (Image: Fleurets) “The Jack and Jill Inn is a special property with a fantastic location and strong trading potential. “Given its unique setting and loyal customer base, we anticipate significant interest.” Viewings are strictly by appointment only through Fleurets.
For further information, or to arrange a viewing, contact Mr Earee on 07836 541790 or [email protected].
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Family puts pub and former post office up for sale after 50 years at its helm
A traditional West Sussex village pub that used to be a post office is up for sale.