Former Bakery in Nottingham - Kitchen, Deli, Takeaway/Delivery Potential, Rent on FRI Lease
Nottingham, Nottinghamshire
- Status
FOR SALE
- Advert ID
509643
- Leasehold: £4,000
- Rent: £9,000 (£750 per month)
- Turnover: Not Applicable
- Net Profit: On request
Key Features
- Adjacent to Multiple Retailers
- Fully Fitted
- Currently Closed
Business Details
Former Bakery and Kitchen, Confectionery, Sandwiches, Deli, takeaway deliveries.
This was a former bakery/kitchen, sandwich shop (now closed).
The last business owner operated on a mainly online/tele order basis with courier deliveries.This recently closed business occupies an enviable trading position in a popular residential area of Nottingham.
Positioned on Sneinton Dale, Nottingham, the ground floor retail unit forms part of a more expansive parade of shops on a busy arterial road out from the City centre with on street parking and bus stop outside. The shop is currently set up and well equipped for takeaway/collection services for a potential 'turn key' business.
It could be adapted for other similar trades – some limited seating could be added for customers.
The shop is available on a new full internal repairing and insuring lease (FRI lease). The passing rent is £750 pcm (£9,000 pa). In addition, a bond of two months £1500 is required.
The business currently benefits from small business rate relief, giving zero business rates payable. Purchasers should enquire with relevant local authorities to confirm the rates payable.
Inside, the servery and display counters are positioned to the front of the shop with kitchen preparation area and further. To the rear are WC wash facilities.
A new owner can benefit from previous years of trading with a marketing drive and reopening. Ideally, this proposition would suit an owner-operator who could push the business forward to build upon the last trading foundations. In addition, the premises could suit a variety of catering businesses.
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