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• A 16th century inn close to a former home of Sir Francis Drake has come onto the market in Devon.

The Who'd Have Thought It Inn​ is situated on the edge of Dartmoor in the village of Milton Coombe.

Its trade is built around its reputation as a destination food venue and it also has a strong local following. Trade is split 60 per cent food to 40 per cent wet sales.

The site is a two-storey detached Grade II-listed building with a main bar, drawing room and lounge bar. It also has landscaped gardens.

Private accommodation on the first floor is arranged as two flats.

Bettesworths​ is seeking offers of £450,000. Call 01803 212142.

Enterprise Inns​ has seven pubs up for sale in Wales.

The sites include the Boar's Head​ and the Ferndale Hotel​ in Pontypridd; the Millhouse​ in Swansea; the Treamin Arms​ and the White Hart​ in Torfaen; the Wells Hotel​ in Cardiff and the Vaughan Arms​ in the Vale Of Neath.

Call Christie & Co​ on 0117 933 1500.

The Normandy House Hotel and Restaurant​ is a Grade II-listed building in the East Devon town of Ottery St Mary.

The property has a 32-cover restaurant, lounge bar, commercial kitchen and two-bedroom owner's accommodation. It also has five en-suite bedrooms that have been awarded four diamonds by the AA.

Distinctive Business​ agents are seeking offers of £350,000 for the freehold. Call 01404 47995 or visit www.dbagents.co.uk.

Keighley-based brewer Timothy Taylor​ has opened the latest extension to its brewery.

The brewer has invested £11m in its estate over the past eight years - £3.5m invested in the brewery itself.

The new investment incorporates a larger stock room, modernised fining areas and a purpose-built loading bay. An automated barrel racking system and four additional fermenting vessels, which will increase production by 30 per cent, is also part of the new development.

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