If you've ever dreamt of owning your own pub , you're in luck because there are number of boozers up for sale - and they don't all cost as much as you might think.
Whether you're thinking of a small village watering hole, or a larger establishment with rooms, there's a whole range on offer.
And some of them make a tidy profit too, so you could end up quids in.
Here are some pubs that up for sale around south Wales.
1. Queen's Hotel, Newport
The Wetherspoon-owned boozer is found in the centre of the city and has been put up for sale along with 15 other 'Spoons pubs across the UK.
It’s going on the market with two companies – Savills and CBRE.
The pub is not yet listed on the Savills website, but they are "inviting offers for the free hold interest".
You can find out more about the pub Wetherspoon puts Newport pub up for sale .
Wetherspoon puts Newport pub up for sale
2. Tyn Y Twr Tavern, Baglan
The cosy tavern overlooks Swansea Bay and is described as an "outstanding profitable pub" (it pulled in £85,000 net profit, according to the agent).
Inside there are two good bar areas or restaurant/function rooms, along with five-bedroom owners accommodation.
The property is set in half an acre and includes gardens and parking.
It's on the market for £525,000 .
Details: Tyn y Twr Tavern
3. Cross Inn, Cowbridge
There's a good sized bar and even larger restaurant at the Cross Inn, along with a big area for external seating and a spacious car park too.
On the site you'll also find a one-bed self-contained owners accommodation.
It's on the market for £435,000 .
Details: The Cross Inn
4. The Red Lion, Pendoylan
The Pendoylan pub has a two-section lounge bar, a restaurant and a second restaurant/function room.
There's also owners accommodation, along with a beer garden and parking. According to the agents the pub had a turn over of £250,000 per annum.
It's on the market for £427,500 .
Details: The Red Lion
5. Rhoswenallt Inn, Aberdare
This busy village pub and restaurant has been refurbished under the current owners and trades successfully. According to the estate agent, this financial year ending March 2019 the owners were on line to achieve sales of £300,000 exclusive of VAT.
It's on the market for £395,000 .
Details: Rhoswenallt Inn
6. Imperial Hotel, Merthyr Tydfil
Found in a good high street location, this popular boozer has seven en-suite bedrooms for letting, four for private accommodation and function room.
It's had the same owners for the last 20 years and turnover is said to be £125,000 a year net, with £55K net profit.
You can pick this one up for £335,000 .
Details: Imperial Hotel
7. The Butchers Arms, Pontsticill
The Butchers Arms is a two-storey character building, dating back to the 19th Century.
Inside you'll find a bar and restaurant, which was refurbished in 2011 to make a bunkhouse - along with a structural upgrade which included a new roof, central heating and a commercial kitchen.
It's going for £325,000 .
Details: The Butchers Arms
8. The Lord Nelson, Nelson
Complete with beamed bars and a restaurant, along with six rooms to let out, this local in Nelson, turns over £190,000.
It also has gardens and car parking.
You can pick it up for £295,000 .
Details: The Lord Nelson
9. The Seabeach, Swansea
This pub in Swansea comes with three private bedrooms and a kitchen.
It has a guide price of £295,000 .
Details: The Seabeach
10. Hogans, Morriston
Hogans is a good size pub with additional rental income.
It's got a large open-plan trading area, which can hold around 100 people.
There's a first floor office complex which has a £12,000 per annum income and the pub sales come in at roughly around £200k net.
It's up on the market for £295,000 .
Details: Hogans
11. The Horse and Jockey, Pontymoile
A well-known 17th century pub and restaurant, the Horse and Jockey is located within the village of Pontymoile.
Inside you'll find an open-plan trading area to seat 70 along with a private flat above. There's also a car park (for more than 40 cars), a lawned garden and outdoor seating area.
The business has recently closed and is on the market for £285,000 .
Details: The Horse & Jockey
12. The Pantyscallog Inn, Merthyr
Found on the edge of Brecon Beacons National Park, this charming pub was completely refurbished in 2011.
Inside there's a lounge bar that can accommodate 60 people, and a public bar with space for 25. There's also a catering kitchen and a three bedroom flat on site.
The price will be given on application.
Details: The Pantyscallog Inn
13. Royal Oak, Pontnewynydd
The Royal Oak has been recently refurbished and this traditional boozer is popular among the locals.
It has an open-plan trading area, along with a kitchen and two-bedroom owners accommodation.
You'll also find a car park and gardens, and according to the agent, the business makes gross sales of around £210,000 pa.
It's on the market for £195,000.
Details: Royal Oak
14. The George, Pontypool
Found on Commercial Street in Pontypool, this three-storey Edwardian boozer is located right in the town centre.
With a traditional bar, it has an open-plan set up, while the first floor has space for a function room or restaurant.
Upstairs there's also three-bedroom accommodation for the owners.
It has a guide price of £100,000 .
Details: The George
