Derbyshire community pub

The Miners Arms is a two and single storey semi-detached property
of brick elevations beneath pitched tiled and flat roofs. The internal
accommodation briefly comprises an entrance hall leading the
open-plan trading areas with bay windows onto the High Street.
The pub benefits from a refurbished timber bar servery, part tiled
flooring, feature fireplace and a combination of fixed perimeter
seating and freestanding tables and chairs. The Games area is
located to the rear with darts throw, pool table and additional
perimeter seating, and a door to the rear garden. The Ladies, Gents
and Disabled W.C.s are located off the bar areas.
The pub also benefits a commercial kitchen and basement beer
cellar.
The domestic accommodation is located over the 1st floor and
briefly comprises a domestic kitchen, lounge, bathroom, store room
and five bedrooms (one currently used as office and two further
currently used for storage).
To the exterior, the pub sits in 0.106 acres with a lawned area to the
rear, a covered patio with picnic bench seating for c. 30 with wall
mounted TV and brick built storage shed.