Established Fast Food Restaurant in Nottingham Town Centre - High Foot Traffic, 20+ Years in Business
Nottingham, Nottinghamshire
- Status
FOR SALE
- Date Submitted:
28/12/21
- Advert ID
288137
- Leasehold: £90,000 (Stock at valuation)
- Rent: £18,000
- Turnover: £300,000 (£5,769 Per week)
- Net Profit: £100,000 (34% Profit margin)
Key Features
- Small Business
- Established Business
- Attractive Business
- Adjacent to Multiple Retailers
- Town Centre location
- Potential for Alternative Use
- Offers Invited
- Close to Local Amenities
- Fully Fitted
- Prime Location
- Unique Business
Business Details
Fast food restaurant for sale in Nottingham town centre
Centrally located fast food business for sale
There are lots of walk-in customers with plenty of late-night business associated with clubs and pubs. The university is close by and there are many famous clubs are around like rock city, Cucumara, Oceans, unit 13. The bus stop is close by too.
Location business has been there for over 20 years but, I got the lease a few months ago. I have to sell this because I have other businesses in Nottingham. It is difficult to manage two busy businesses at the same time. I have gotten good profits, there have been no losses so far.
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