24 Vauvert, formerly the Plough Inn, is situated along Vauvert in the centre of St Peter Port. It offers convenient access to the town centre, with the High Street located approximately 700 metres away.

The property occupies a prominent position along Vauvert, close to its junction with Allez Street, benefiting from good levels of passing pedestrian footfall and vehicular traffic.

While the surrounding area is predominantly residential, there is a mix of non-residential uses nearby, including office developments, schools, restaurants, takeaway outlets, and a variety of retail premises.

24 Vauvert is a mixed-use property comprising a former public house on the ground floor with an independent unit of residential accommodation above.    

The ground floor unit currently benefits from Class 11 (Food) use and features a prominent display window fronting onto the public roadway.  It was previously used as the popular "Plough Inn" but has development potential for residential conversion, subject to the relevant consents.  

The first-floor provides a one-bedroom flat and is accessed independently from the ground floor unit, via a separate entrance, located via a pathway to the east of the commercial unit. The accommodation is arranged over a single split floor and comprises a lounge, kitchen, double bedroom, and dressing room.  Whilst the flat currently comprises one bedroom, it could accommodate a second bedroom with internal reconfiguration.   As with the ground floor, the first floor accommodation would benefit from refurbishment to maximise value.