Cafe and Restaurant with Class 3 Hot Food License for Sale in Stirling City Centre
City of Stirling, Stirling
- Status
FOR SALE
- Advert ID
498400
- Leasehold: £20,000 (Stock at valuation)
- Rent: £12,000
- Turnover: On request
- Net Profit: On request
Key Features
- Potential for Alternative Use
- Ideal for Full Refurbishment
- Fully Fitted
- Prime Location
- With Car Park
- Town Centre location
Business Details
Cafe and Restaurant for sale Class 3 hot food license
Nice Cafe and Restaurant in Stirling city centre. FK8 area.
It’s an established business in the busy area city centre of Stirling.
The restaurant already has a good reputation and regular customers. There is a large car park and shopping centre very close to the restaurant.
The property got a Class Three hot food license for takeout and delivery. It already has a fitted kitchen with a large canopy, fridge freezer, panini machine, pizza oven, cooker, griddle, two microwaves, dishwasher, group two commercial coffee machine, cake display fridge, drinks fridge, and a few fridges and freezers. There is no gas connection; everything is electric.
Inside, the restaurant has almost 40 seating capacities, and outside, it has six seating capacities.
The restaurant has two customer toilets, including a disabled toilet. Also, have huge storage area for stock.
There is a own car park behind the restaurant.
The business offers freshly prepared All kinds of Breakfast, sandwiches, hot Rolls, Wraps, Kebabs, Burgers, Pizza, Fish and chips, Indian food, Desserts, ice cream, Soft drinks, coffee sit and takeaway.
Rates: £337 per month.
As the restaurant got a class three hot food license, if buyers want to use it for a different kind of menu, they also get choices.
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