High Potential Leasehold Sale of Orange Bean Cafe in Wishaw, 32-Cover Capacity with Class 3 Consent
Wishaw, North Lanarkshire
- Status
FOR SALE
- Advert ID
624807
- Reference
Orange Bean, Wishaw / Rightbiz
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- Leasehold: £25,000
- Turnover: Not Applicable
- Profit: Not Applicable
Key Features
- Located in a prime area
- Potential for extended services
- Potential for new concepts
- Relaxed dining space
Business Details
Large Sit in Cafe in Wishaw Leasehold for Sale £25k CLASS 3 CONSENT High Potential Orange Bean
Orange Bean is a vibrant and spacious daytime café located in Wishaw. This impressive double-unit property offers an expansive layout with 32 covers, creating a welcoming and versatile space for diners. Positioned in a prominent Main Street location, the café benefits from excellent visibility and accessibility, with a public car park just a one-minute walk away, ensuring convenience for customers.
The café offers an appealing daytime menu, which includes filled breakfast rolls, gourmet burgers, freshly prepared baguettes, refreshing frappes, and a selection of indulgent cakes.
This exceptional property presents an exciting opportunity for growth and expansion. Turnkey operation, fully equipped and ready to trade, ensuring a smooth transition for new ownership.
- Leasehold for Sale Fixed Price £25,000
- Rent £250 Per Week
- Lease Term Negotiable 10, 15 or 20 years
- Size 1,200 SQ FT
- Small Business Rates Relief
- Class 3 Hot Food Consent
- Fully Equipped and Trading (inventory list available)
- Electricity & Water
- 32 Covers
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