TV chef Tebbutt selling his pub
Celebrity TV chef Matt Tebbutt has put his pub restaurant on the market with Colliers International.
The Foxhunter — which is located in the Monmouthshire village of Nantyderry — comes with an asking
price of £475,000 for the freehold rights.
Tebbutt regularly presents Market Kitchen and is a guest presenter on Saturday Kitchen. He also appeared in The Great British Menu — the competition to find the best dishes for a banquet.
Tebbutt bought the property in 2001 and is selling because his TV work means he can't devote enough time to the business.
No details of turnover or wet:dry split are being released, but the Foxhunter trades more as a restaurant than a pub.
Originally a stationmaster's house, the pub was named after the horse ridden by Harry Llewellyn at the 1952 Olympics.
