The Carts Bog Inn, a traditional country pub in rural Northumberland known for its pies and Sunday dinners, has been put on the market for £475,000.
The pub occupies a position in Langley, a small hamlet in Northumberland, situated in the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Approximately eight miles west of Hexham, Langley attracts tourists with attractions including Langley Castle, a Grade I listed medieval tower house, and National Trust Allen Banks & Staward Gorge, which covers 194 acres of ancient woodland and Victorian gardens in a gorge of the River Allen.
Historic coaching inn
Dating back to 1775 and originally built as a coaching inn, the pub comprises a main bar, dining area and separate games room. It is described on Rightmove as 'a traditional country pub with a relaxed atmosphere in a stunning, rural location.'
The online description also mentions the pub's reputation for 'fine food,' particularly its Sunday roasts, which has earned consistently great reviews online. One recent review reads: 'Excellent quality food,very friendly helpful staff.Cosy surroundings.Guaranteed a gradely feed.'
Visitor praise
Another recent visitor praised the pub, saying: 'A charming pub with great character, comforting food and a real taste of the North East.'
