Established Fast Food Business in Liverpool City Centre Awaits New Ownership
Liverpool, Merseyside
- Status
FOR SALE
- Date Submitted:
17/02/24
- Advert ID
606902
- Leasehold: £300,000
- Rent: £28,000
- Turnover: £350,000 (£6,731 Per week)
- Net Profit: On request
Key Features
- Established Business
- High Turnover
- Prime Location
- Retirement Sale
- Unique Business
- Town Centre location
- Potential for Alternative Use
- Attractive Business
- Fully Fitted
Business Details
Fast Food Business in the Heart of Liverpool City Centre
The fast food business is well established and renowned, located in the heart of Liverpool City Centre. The current owners are planning for retirement which presents a substantial opportunity for new, enthusiastic owners.
The business has been under the same ownership for 25 years and employs staff to manage most of the week. The authorised trading hours extend from 10 am to 5 am, providing nearly 24-hour service.
The current owners are open to considering a training and handover period. This would facilitate a smooth transition and provide the new owners with information regarding equipment and suppliers.
Lastly, all fixtures and fittings are included in the sale. This offers ease when assuming operation of the business.
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