Conveniently situated in the town centre, the Fisherman’s Arms is a truly historic building, reputedly the oldest building in Maidstone, dating back to 1430 - and like all good pubs has its own resident ghost, known as Black Jack by the locals, a soldier who died in the building having been injured in a battle which took place in the town. A friendly pub, offering great ales and featuring in the CAMRA guide, it has a small and tranquil courtyard garden with brightly coloured planters and baskets of flowers, and plenty of entertainment. Sky Sports is very popular with the regulars - football, cricket and rugby and other sports are regularly screened; for those of a less sporting nature traditional pub games such as cribbage, dominoes and shut the box are available too. Food is currently served at lunchtime. Two bedroom accommodation.

The Plough is a historic pub in the large village of Brabourne Lees in the middle of the Kent countryside just off the A20 between Ashford and Folkestone. Built in 1750 the pub has retained its historic charm with numerous oak beams, inglenook fireplace and traditional decor. The large beer garden, with beautiful countryside views has a bat and trap pitch and regular barbecues are held in the summer. Currently there is a pool table, board games and also regular live music performances, charity events and theme nights. The excellent restaurant, listed in The Good Food Guide, currently serves imaginative home-cooked meals in a broadly traditional style, often using vegetables, herbs and fruit from the garden.

An attractive house situated in St Johns, close to Redhill. The Elm Shades has a spacious main bar which caters for 60 covers and a smaller dining room area. There is a log burner in the main bar. The pub benefits from a large, landscaped patio and garden with a Petanque Piste, children’s play area, and a heated smoking shelter. There are Sunday quiz nights and charity events are held regularly. The pub has an excellent reputation and represents an ideal opportunity for an experienced operator to further develop take.

The Wheel is a traditional country pub close to the ancient Pilgrims Way on the outskirts of Ashford. Popular with hikers as well as lovers of fine food, The Wheel has a cosy candlelit atmosphere, perfectly suited to its countryside setting. This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced Caterer/Licensee. Early viewing is highly recommended.

Dating back to 1641 the Plough is a very attractive country pub. The trade area is divided into four separate areas - a lounge bar with adjoining dining room, and a top bar with its converted stable dining area. A popular destination for ramblers and tourists as well as locals. There is a very large, well maintained garden, ample car parking and a large well equipped trade kitchen. This is a superb opportunity for an experienced caterer with the flair and expertise to further develop sales. Two bedroom accommodation.

The Master Brewer is a traditional local pub with a warm friendly atmosphere, situated in a pleasantly peaceful location near the picturesque duck pond on the green, yet is easily accessed from the M20 and central Folkestone. Popular with families eating out, the current menu is great value and focuses on traditional pub favourites. There are events most nights of the week, with quizzes, bingo, and theme nights, together with darts, pool and board games. Early viewing is recommended.

This pub is situated in the centre of the village of Dormansland, close to Lingfield Park racecourse. A charming country pub with an open fire and a reputation for good food and quality cask ales served directly from the cask. An excellent opportunity for an experienced operator to further develop the trade. Early viewing is recommended as this pub has not been on the market for over 10 years. Two bedroom accommodation.

Very well positioned on the A259 coast road between Hastings and Bexhill, this pub is on the market for the first time in over eight years and benefits from a very established local but also passing trade. The pub has won numerous awards over the last 8 years and is very much the heart of the community. It serves great quality home cooked pub food and has a good reputation for this, but it also has a strong wet trade. However, there remains the opportunity to grow both the wet and food side of the business with fresh enthusiasm and ideas. Ideally this pub would suit experienced operators with a strong food background, although all good applicants will be considered.