Dunstable Shop & Restaurant for Sale in Prime Shopping Centre Location
Dunstable, Bedfordshire
- Status
FOR SALE
- Advert ID
512031
- Leasehold: Price on Application
- Rent: £18,000
- Turnover: £240,000 (£4,615 Per week)
- Net Profit: On request
Key Features
- Accounts Available
- Established Business
- Offers Invited
- Prime Location
- With Car Park
- Town Centre location
- Potential for Alternative Use
- Central Position in Affluent Village
- Fully Fitted
- Company for Sale
Business Details
Business Shop and Restaurant for sale in Dunstable
This is a family-owned business located in the Quadrant Shopping Centre in the centre of Dunstable. The address is 5 Nicholas Way, Unit 67, LU61TD. The rent for this property is £1,500 per month for two businesses - a shop downstairs and a small restaurant upstairs.
The shop has three refrigerated display cases, three freezers, one stainless steel workbench, shelves and a sink. The restaurant has a fully outfitted kitchen area with stainless steel panelling on the walls and an extractor hood. It also has a bar area and tables of different sizes with stylish chairs for the customers. The restaurant is decorated, as seen in the photos.
The Quadrant Shopping Centre where we are located has free publicity and a car park. The price is negotiable, and the monthly turnover is between £20,000 and £25,000.
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