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Emmerdale's Woolpack up for sale

The Woolpack pub, known to soap fans as the village pub in 'Emmerdale', has been put up for sale.

The pub, which is in Esholt near Bradford, was used for filming the pub scenes for the soap before a purpose-built set was introduced about seven years ago.

The Woolpack was central to some of 'Emmerdale's biggest storylines, including the plane crash in 1993.

According to Yorkshire Post Today, Alastair McDowell, of estate agents Westlake & Co, said: "The Woolpack is unique, you would never get the opportunity to buy the Rovers Return or the Queen Vic but here is a chance to purchase a real TV celebrity business with genuine potential."

"With Emmerdale' being shown in 68 countries around the world it must surely be one of the most recognisable pubs in the world," he said.

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