Prince Madoc

This is your chance to take the reins of a pub on the rise. With £342,000 being invested, the Prince Madoc is undergoing a major refurbishment that will breathe new life into the customer areas, toilets, cellar and accommodation.

The Prince Madoc, Colwyn Bay, is a well-known high street pub occupying a prominent town centre location with strong footfall and excellent visibility. Situated just minutes from Colwyn Bay railway station, with direct links across the North Wales coast, and close to shops and local amenities, the pub sits at the heart of a well-established community.

Following the refurbishment, customers will enter from the busy Colwyn Bay high street into a bright, welcoming lounge area, complete with comfortable seating and large windows overlooking the town centre. Designed to encourage coffee catch-ups, daytime drinks and casual socialising, this refreshed front section makes the most of the pub's prominent location. Moving through the venue, the central bar remains the focal point, serving a variety of seating areas tailored to both relaxed drinking and live sport. Towards the rear, dedicated darts and pool zones will create a lively community atmosphere, while entertainment will continue to sit at the heart of the offer. The new-look Prince Madoc will also feature fun, memorable touches throughout, including a disco button in the ladies' toilets, ensuring the pub appeals to everyone from daytime visitors to the late-night crowd.

The Prince Madoc is a high-energy, value-led community pub that successfully transitions from a busy daytime local into one of Colwyn Bay’s late-night destinations. Occupying a prominent high street position with strong footfall, the pub attracts a loyal customer base throughout the day, sports teams, shoppers and visitors to the town centre. During the daytime, trade is driven by live sport, community activity, casual drinks and social gatherings, with the new front lounge area creating an inviting space for coffee catch-ups and relaxed socialising.

As the day progresses, the atmosphere builds, with sport, pub games and entertainment becoming increasingly prominent. Pool, darts and regular events will be key drivers of trade, complemented by a strong community focus and excellent customer engagement. The pub’s late licence until 3 am allows it to capitalise on Colwyn Bay’s evening economy, transitioning into a lively late-night venue that offers entertainment, atmosphere and value in equal measure.

Following the £342,000 refurbishment, the Prince Madoc will offer the best of both worlds: a welcoming community hub by day and a vibrant entertainment-led venue by night. This versatile trading style creates multiple revenue streams and provides an experienced operator with the opportunity to build a thriving all-day business at the heart of Colwyn Bay.