Picks, Halesowen

Property Description

Picks is located in the lively high street of Halesowen, a historic market town in the West Midlands, with roots as a small village centred around the Norman Church and the ruins of Halesowen Abbey, founded in 1215. Today, it is a thriving community offering a mix of urban amenities and access to the countryside. The town has a diverse population of families, professionals, and retirees, with a strong sense of community supported by residential areas and local businesses. Located near Junction 3 of the M5 and close to stations including Rowley Regis and Stourbridge Junction, it offers excellent regional connectivity.

Pub Layout

The main entrance from the busy High Street in Halesowen leads into an attractive, brightly coloured wraparound bar with a feature wall and a mix of traditional bar and bench seating. Behind the bar is a small trade kitchen, equipped with a double fryer, hot cupboard, and microwaves. To the left, stairs lead to the toilets, with the Gents featuring urinals crafted from old beer barrels, adding a unique character touch. The outside seating area is easily accessible, with easy-to-maintain synthetic grass and space for around 20 seated guests or 40 standing.

Trading Style

The pub operates as a town centre, mid-market community pub. Lunchtime trade is primarily from regulars and shoppers popping in for a drink. Friday evenings feature karaoke, while Saturday evenings often include a live singer or DJ. The current food offer is basic (cob and chips), with scope to expand, including the potential to introduce weekend breakfasts to increase trade.

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