One of the oldest pubs in the town centre is set to undergo a six-figure renovation to transform the space.
Cock & Pye in Upper Brook Street in Ipswich will close from August 11 as it undergoes the revamp.
Announcing the news on social media, the pub said they were preparing for an "exciting new chapter".
Ben Baker, general manager of the Cock & Pye, which is part of the Greene King pub chain, said: "The Cock & Pye is a charming pub in the heart of the local community, and it has a rich history as one of the oldest pubs in Ipswich.
"We're pleased to announce that the Cock & Pye will be undergoing a six-figure investment over the summer to give the pub a new lease of life, whilst honouring its heritage.
"The pub will close temporarily close from August 11 whilst renovations take place, with the improved venue due to reopen in September.
"The investment has created multiple job opportunities in the local area, and we encourage those with a passion for hospitality to apply via our website."
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