Indian Restaurant and Takeaway for Sale in Ipswich Suffolk
Ipswich, Suffolk
- Status
FOR SALE
- Advert ID
637570
- Leasehold: £54,000
- Turnover: £208,000 (£4,000 per week)
- Profit: On request
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Indian Restaurant and Takeaway for Sale in Ipswich
Available for sale is a thriving Indian restaurant and takeaway with an extensive customer base, situated in a prime location. This business boasts a well-established presence in the local community, having been operational for 35 years. The combination of a favorable location with high foot traffic and a strong brand recognition offers significant potential for continued success.
The restaurant features a well-equipped commercial kitchen, complete with stainless steel appliances and ample storage space, ensuring efficiency in food preparation. The stylish dining area is designed with modern decor and provides seating for a substantial number of guests, creating a welcoming atmosphere for patrons.
With licenses for both restaurant dining and takeaway services, this establishment offers versatile business opportunities to cater to diverse customer needs. The current turnover stands at £208,000, and the leasehold price is priced at £54,000. Additionally, all stocks are included in the sale, providing a seamless transition for the new owner.
Furthermore, the restaurant maintains an online presence, which can be leveraged for marketing and customer engagement. This aspect enhances the potential for growth and expansion in the digital marketplace.
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