Iconic Glasgow pub dating back to 1806 and recognised for its historic interiors up for sale
The Category B listed pub on Shettleston Road retains features including its 19th-century island bar, original snugs and jug bar.
One of Glasgow’s best-preserved historic pubs has been placed on the market with a price tag of £550,000.
The Railway Tavern on Shettleston Road dates back to 1806 and is regarded by CAMRA (Campaign For Real Ale) as one of the city’s most historically and culturally significant venues.
The East End pub retains much of its traditional interior, including a largely complete 19th-century island bar. Its jug bar — also known as the family department — remains in place and was used for off-sales.
Other surviving features noted by historians include glazed and timber partitions, original snugs and the central gantry.
An old bell box also offers evidence that customers were once served at their tables.
The Railway Tavern is a category B listed building.
The business can also be purchased as part of a package with Carsons in Coatbridge. The full listing is available here.