Many aspiring landlords and landladies dream of owning their own pub.
From fixer upper projects to established favourites you could move into at the drop of a hat, there's plenty on the market in Newport waiting to be snapped up.
Some already turn a more than tidy profit so, with favourable property market growth in the city, it could turn out to be a smart investment.
And some of them could turn out to be an absolute steal.
Here's some of the pubs on the market:
The Queen's Hotel
Offers in the region of £850,000
JD Wetherspoon listed the Queen's Hotel on Bridge Street for sale in March last year.
The Lloyd's No 1 bar is a popular spot for grabbing a reasonably priced bite to eat in Newport and a favourite night out.
The Queen's Hotel has 29 bedrooms including eight single rooms, four family rooms and a wheelchair-access room with en suite shower facilities.
Wetherspoons say they will trade as normal until a buyer is found.
For more information visit Rightmove.
The Waterloo Hotel & Bistro
Guide price: £695,000
Walking into this historic alehouse feels like entering a carefully-preserved time capsule.
Inside the Grade-II listed building today you can find the pub's ornate bar with an antique till sat on top of it.
Advertisements for Woodbines Cigarettes, Haig & Haig Scotch Whiskey, and Bass Ale adorn the walls, with stained glass windows sheltering visitors from goings on in the street.
Restaurateur Bob Evans has run the pub for the last 14 years, but recently decided to sell up and enjoy a well-deserved retirement.
The building, alongside the business as a going concern, is on the market for £695,000 and recently dropped £100,000.
For more information visit Rightmove.
Hot rocks Pub & Club
Business for sale: £30,000
This Newport pub has changed hands a number of times over the years.
The spacious corner pub is situated on a busy thoroughfare on Chepstow Road and is a popular spot for the area's drinkers.
A description of the property states there are unused areas which could be converted into flats.
Current weekly sales total about £8,000 according to agents Sidney Phillips.
For more information visit Rightmove.
The Man of Steel Pub
Business for sale: £125,000
The Man of Steel is a large purpose-built community pub in Lliswerry.
It includes three-bedroom owners accommodation above the main business areas.
The pub includes a public bar, games area, lounge and dining room with two garden areas.
For more information visit Rightmove.
The Lighthouse Inn
Asking price: £390,000
You could hardly beat the location of The Lighthouse Inn on this picturesque spot along the seawall in St Brides.
And the 250-year-old building has everything an aspiring pub landlord could want in a cosy traditional property.
According to agents Intelligent Business Transfer, the property has a proven record providing a successful stream of income due to its location and facilities.
For more information visit Rightmove.
Baneswell Social Club
Business for sale: £195,000
Baneswell Social Club is a well-used community building situated on Stow Hill in Newport.
It includes a spacious lounge bar, two function rooms and owners accommodation.
The pub is a short walk from Newport railway station, bus station and the city centre.
For more information visit Rightmove.
The Foresters Oaks
Business for sale: £350,000
The Foresters Oaks is set on a large area of land on the A48 between Newport and Chepstow.
It includes a two-section lounge bar, restaurant, catering kitchen and garden area.
The property also contains two en-suite bedrooms that were previously let out and five-bedroom owner accommodation.
For more information visit Rightmove.
The Griffin
Guide price: £199,950
The Griffin pub in Newport city centre has been left empty for a number of years.
Since shutting down, its surrounding area has seen a great deal of development with many bars on nearby High Street enjoying a roaring trade.
Theground floor comprises the pub area, with a two bedroom flat on each of the first and second floors.
For more information visit M4 Property Consultants.
