A former pub in Sutton is now available to rent on the town’s main High Street, as reported by our sister title London Now.
The property, which previously operated as the Sutton Arms, is being marketed at £70,000 per year.
Closed since June 29, 2025, the Greene King venue was well known locally for its food and drink, quiz nights and karaoke events, London Now reports, where further details of the listing can be read.
At the southern end of Sutton High Street, the double-fronted property is now available under a new lease, exclusive of VAT.
According to CAMRA’s listing, the closure appears to have been relatively abrupt, with no detailed public explanation documented.
The pub had been serving customers up until the sudden closure and since then has remained shut, awaiting potential new tenants.
The interior of the ground floor area, previously set up as a public house with seating areas and WC facilities, covers approximately 2,471 square feet with a split-level open-plan layout.
Additionally, the premises come with a basement area of roughly 412 square feet, suitable for storage.
Key features of this property include its prime position in a densely populated and well-established area, surrounded by a mix of retailers, bars, restaurants, and other businesses on Sutton High Street.
The property also benefits from a main entrance directly onto the High Street, enhanced visibility due to fixed and hanging signage, and delivery access to the premises, making it suitable for various commercial operations under Class E.
The defined rent for the property stands at £28.35 per square foot per year.
An eye-catching aspect of the property is its spacious, split-level, and open-plan arrangement, formerly structured as a public house.
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Furthermore, the Sutton Arms' interior was equipped with multiple seating areas and washroom facilities.
On top of the main area, the pub also provides a useful basement space of approximately 412 square feet, ideal for ancillary storage.
Additionally, the rear of the property has provision for delivery access, boosting the unit's practicality for numerous commercial businesses.
The Sutton Arms held an EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) rating of C.
According to the VOA (Valuation Office Agency) website, the premises bear a rateable value of £52,000 as stated from April 1, 2026.
