The New Broom is a long-established pub and family restaurant on the A522 at Checkley, Staffordshire, running from Uttoxeter to Cheadle; this is a busy road, emphasising the strong roadside location. The New Broom is one of Checkley's best-known landmarks, combining nearly 180 years of history with its present-day role as a village pub and restaurant. Just 10 minutes up the road is Alton Towers, and you will find Hawksmoor, a National Trust site just five miles away, which has great views over the Churnet Valley. The pub is well placed for travel into Stoke-on-Trent just 30 minutes away by car, and Uttoxeter train station is just 15 minutes down the road with services to Crewe, Derby, Stoke and Nottingham. The building itself is detached, with a large car park and function room and adjoining campsite with electric hook-ups.
Entering through the main entrance from the car park, you are welcomed into a lobby, where the ladies' and gentlemen's toilets are conveniently located. From the lobby, you step into the main bar area, with the bar servery positioned on the left and a feature log burner creating a warm focal point at the far end. Continuing past the bar, you arrive at the carvery serving area, which leads into the spacious main dining room, providing seating for approximately 80 customers. Beyond the dining area, doors open onto the rear grassed garden, while further inside is the large function room. This versatile space benefits from its own dedicated bar and toilet facilities and also has separate direct access from the main car park, making it ideal for private events and functions.
The private accommodation is a reasonable size and comprises three bedrooms, a bathroom, a kitchen and a lounge.