Plans revealed for £1m regeneration of derelict Stockport pub

A derelict Stockport pub, which has stood empty for over two and a half years, is to be brought back to life in a £1 million revival project.

The Golden Hind in Offerton has been purchased by Joseph Holt, with the Manchester-based brewery committing to a seven-figure investment as it seeks to create a ‘traditional pub and lively hub for the entire community and beyond’.

The Lisburne Lane venue closed in November 2023 after 56 years of trading. Public planning application documents detail a significant scope of works, including a brand-new canopied terrace, a new bar and lounge with a log burner, the installation of a traditional snug, new toilets, improved landscaping surrounding the pub and more.

Richard Kershaw, CEO of Joseph Holt, said: “Joseph Holt is a brewery committed to putting pubs back into the heart of local communities. It is at the core of our ethos. Since we know they play such an important role not just as places to enjoy a drink, but as welcoming spaces to meet others, take part in social groups, and enjoy live events.

“All of which will be happening once again once we complete our redevelopment of the Golden Hind. That’s why we are investing over £1 million in a comprehensive and carefully considered redevelopment, creating a pub in the truest traditional sense — complete with open fireplaces, generous outdoor spaces, and comfortable, characterful furnishings.”

You can read more about the plans for The Golden Hind here.

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