Established Chinese Restaurant in Liverpool City Centre for Sale due to Illness
Liverpool, Merseyside
- Status
FOR SALE
- Advert ID
613935
- Leasehold: £380,000 (Stock at valuation)
- Rent: £35,625 (£2,969 per month)
- Turnover: £500,000 (£9,615 per week)
- Profit: Not Applicable
Key Features
- Accounts Available
- Retirement Sale
- Town Centre location
- Fully Fitted
Business Details
Chinese restaurant in Liverpool City Centre
Due to illness, a lucrative investment opportunity has become available in the form of a well-established Chinese restaurant, ideally located in the bustling heart of Liverpool City Centre.
The restaurant is currently leased at £380,000 with a remarkable turnover of £500,000. The retirement sale, along with the impressive current financial standing, makes this a high-potential investment. All accounts are available for review and we are open to reasonable offers for this fully fitted establishment.
The restaurant boasts a generously spacious dining area, adorned with traditional Chinese décor and comfortable, accommodating seating arrangements. It's designed to facilitate large parties and events effectively, with an extensive seating capacity.
In adding to the restaurant's authentic Chinese charm is the lavishly decorated interior. This includes the incorporation of dragon pillars and auspicous red doors that contribute to the overall cultural ambiance. Additionally, the restaurant houses a fully-equipped bar area, complete with Oriental-style lanterns and intricate wooden carvings.
The prime location in the city centre acts as a major attraction point for the establishment, drawing in both local and tourist clientele. This makes it a highly potential investment opportunity that is rare to come by in the thriving Liverpool City Centre.
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