Double-decker bus that once stood as landmark for closed St. Augustine British pub up for grabs

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. – The previous web site that when housed a St. Augustine staple is on the lookout for somebody to turn into the brand new proprietor of the final standing landmark that reveals the place the Kings Head British Pub as soon as stood.

The 32-year-old British pub served the community for the last time in September.

Nearly 4 months after closing its doorways, the previous homeowners posted on Fb Wednesday that the brand new homeowners of the institution gave them a five-day warning to take away the crimson double-decker bus that stood exterior the institution.

The previous pub homeowners stated they have been instructed to maneuver the bus or it could be scrapped.

“Each me and Mum are heartbroken that the bus is doomed to such a grizzly and unlucky finish,” the Fb put up learn.

Some individuals have proven curiosity in getting the bus, in keeping with the previous pub homeowners, however because it needs to be eliminated by Friday, Jan. 17, the homeowners haven’t been capable of finding somebody to decide to giving the bus a brand new residence on such brief discover.

The bus is free to events, however the homeowners warned that it could have to be lifted and loaded onto a flatbed and wanted a “huge restoration challenge.”

For those who’re , you’ll be able to contact khbpub@outlook.com.