It has been furnished to a very high standard but still retains many historic features including engraved wood-panelling, etched glass and beautiful tiled fireplaces.
Brand New Mort Arms
The Tyldesley town centre pub has had major refurbishment. It has been furnished to a very high standard but still retains many historic features including engraved wood-panelling, etched glass and beautiful tiled fireplaces. It has been shared on social media this was the first pub refurb since 1982. The pub was fully closed for the 4 week refurbishment project, lead engineer Danny Redshaw carried out all the elctrical works to the project to a very high standard.
"Its great to be working on and restoring these old pubs to keep them going for the next generation" Danny Redshaw
Project Details
- 4 Week project
- Distribution boards upgrade
- New lighting system
- Replacement light fittings
- New power points
- Fire alarm upgrades
- TV system upgrade
From Jospeh Holt website
The Mort Arms is an atmospheric, community-based pub in Tyldesley town centre. The pub was purchased by Edward Holt II in 1932 and rebuilt the following year. Inside the pub still retains many historic features including engraved wood panelling, etched glass and beautiful tiled fireplaces.
At the superb oak bar you’ll find a good range of well-kept cask ales, keg beers and bottled beers in the fridges. The pub also stocks a wide selection of premium spirits and wines.
The Mort Arms is a great place in Tyldesley to watch live sports on Sky and TNT with plenty of TVs for a good viewing point. The pub participates in both the local darts and dominoes leagues. The Mort Arms caters for all types of events.
