Devon inn renowned among dog-breeders changes hands

03 August 2006
Devon inn renowned among dog-breeders changes hands

The Jack Russell Inn in the North Devon village of Swimbridge has been sold off a guide price of £445,000.

As a result the village, which is six miles from Barnstaple and near both the Exmoor National Park and the North Devon coast - attracts more than 1,000 visitors from across the world to the annual Jack Russell fan club convention.

The business incorporate three letting bedrooms, a main bar, a 40-seat restaurant , a skittle alley/function room and three-bedroom owners' accommodation.

The new owner is Paul Darch from Landkey, near Barnstaple, who has experience managing licensed premises locally.

The Exeter office of Christie + Co sold the freehold on behalf of Ian Ford and Rose Phippon.

By Angela Frewin

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