Rarebreed Dining appoints Savills on strategic business and real estate review
A further site – The Corn Stores in Reading (freehold) - is currently vacant and available for sale through Savills for an undisclosed sum
Rarebreed Dining has appointed international real estate advisor Savills to assist with a strategic review of the business and its property assets as it gears up to consider options.
The steak focussed pub company currently operates from The Plough Inn, Cobham (leasehold), The Shurlock Inn, Twyford (freehold) and The Waverley Inn, Weybridge (freehold).
A further site – The Corn Stores in Reading (freehold) – is currently vacant and available for sale through Savills for an undisclosed sum.
Rarebreed Dining was founded in December 2014 by Jordan Hallows who wanted to create a “high quality” steak restaurant experience outside of London.
Ed Sandall, director in the licensed leisure team at Savills, said: “The Rarebreed Dining sites are all located in ideal areas that perfectly suit the local demographic, many of whom are commuters who are now mixing their time between the office and working from home.
“We are very much looking forward to working with Rarebreed on this instruction, which represents an exciting opportunity for an investor to participate in a profitable platform, with a proven concept and an experienced team to roll out into other similar catchments.”