A roughly two-decade-old pub has gone up for sale in the Lehigh Valley as the owner prepares to retire.
Braveheart Highland Pub, at 430 Main St. in Hellertown, has been priced at $3.8 million, according to a listing from realtor Justin Kline. The sale would include the business, the real estate and the liquor license.
Announcing his retirement Tuesday morning, owner Andy Lee said, “Braveheart has been a very important part of our lives for the last 20 years. This decision hasn’t come lightly, but I think it’s time for a new chapter in my life and frankly I’m looking to simplify life going forward. Braveheart is going strong. We have a great staff. We have great customers and I will not sell [Braveheart] to someone that wants to change the operation or what it stands for! There’s no rush on this from my standpoint and I will be very selective on who/if anyone I move forward with down the path of selling it!”
Lee opened the pub in December 2006. It offers dishes like Guinness beef stew, Scottish meat pie, fish and chips and bangers and mash, the website listed.
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