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22
Jan 2024

The Mitre on Station Road in Knaresborough has been put on the market.
The pub, which is next to Knaresborough Train Station, opened in 1923 and closed last year after trading for approximately 100 years. It has not reopened.
The historic building has four ensuite rooms, a function room a terrace and traditional hand pumps for real ales. The philanthropist George A Moore was born there in 1928.
Market Town Taverns, which operates a chain of pubs covering Yorkshire and the north-west of England, leases the property and is now trying to sell it.
The Stray Ferret spoke to leisure property specialists and surveyors Fleurets, which is handling the sale of the lease on behalf of Market Town Taverns.
The Stray Ferret understands Market Town Taverns had to close the pub before Christmas when the managers and staff left and a new team could not be recruited.
A Fleurets spokesperson said:
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