Old Palace

The Old Palace is situated in a roadside location within a residential area, just off the high street in Kings Langley. This affluent village in Hertfordshire is near Hemel Hempstead, Watford, and St Albans, approximately 15 miles north-west of London. The M25 runs just south of the village, while the A41, a dual carriageway, bypasses Kings Langley and leads to Tring. The local train station offers services to Tring, London Euston, Birmingham, Crewe, and Milton Keynes Central. The village features a mix of period homes at its centre and more modern properties, providing a diverse customer base.

The Old Palace is a small detached pub comprising an open-plan traditional bar, complete with a charming real open fire and direct access to customer toilets. At the rear, there is a trade kitchen with direct access to the bar servery. The beer cellar is located beneath the bar, with access from the front of the pub. Additionally, there is a first-floor meeting/dining room that can serve as either a trade or private facility, accessible from the bar.

To the rear of the pub, there is an attractive beer garden and patio. The front of the pub features a small forecourt with benches and limited car parking, along with ample on-street parking available nearby.

The first-floor private accommodation includes one or two bedrooms with an en suite shower, a lounge/office, two separate toilets, and a large room currently used as a meeting/dining room, which could alternatively serve as a second bedroom. Access to the accommodation is via a staircase from the bar.