Popular traditional Blackfriars Street pub listed for sale
The pub dated back to 1893
A popular Merchant City pub has been listed for sale today by property adviser, Christie & Co.
The Strathduie was built in Victorian-era Glasgow back in 1893 for the wine and spirit merchants, J & J McWilliam, - although there’s been a tavern on the Blackfriars Street address since 1840.
In 1892 the old pub was demolished and a new tenement with a purpose-built pub placed on the ground floor
A few minutes from High Street Station, the traditional pub’s interiors date back to the 1980s - featuring a sizeable lounge and bar area, as well as a gantry.
Simon Watson, Business Agent at Christie & Co, who is handling the sale, comments: “A fantastic traditional pub, with massive potential to grow sales.
“Glasgow’s Merchant City is a nightlife hotspot that attracts many visitors. Located a short walk from the Trongate & Tennents Caledonian Brewery, it is a perfect trading location in the centre of Glasgow, a viewing is highly recommended!”
Under the former operator, the pub was well-known for the golden-voiced regulars, with many a sing-song had in the old pub.
Strathduie Bar is on the market for a leasehold asking price of £27,000.