FOR SALE
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Discover an exceptional opportunity to own a thriving café and restaurant situated in the bustling town of Rainham, Kent. This family-run establishment has garnered a stellar reputation within the community, enabling potential owners to start earning from day one. With seating capacity for 38 in the spacious downstairs hall and 20 in the upstairs area, the business is strategically located in a busy shopping centre, ensuring excellent foot traffic and visibility.
The premises feature two fully equipped kitchens, a customer toilet, and a well-stocked bar section for a variety of drinks. The restaurant boasts a weekly turnover of between £6,000 and £7,000, reflecting its popularity and steadfast clientele. With a current lease extending for five more years, which is also negotiable, everything is in superb condition, making this a hassle-free takeover for the next owner. Training will be provided to help new owners transition seamlessly.
Features and Amenities
This café restaurant is designed for versatility and comfort, characterised by contemporary decor and inviting seating arrangements. Alongside the main dining facilities, there is a dedicated room for private events and gatherings, further expanding potential revenue streams. The establishment also benefits from an established online presence, including a catering service that attracts a loyal customer base.
In addition to the core business offerings, the café provides a traditional breakfast menu alongside all-day dining options. Fixtures and fittings integral to the operation are included in the sale, ensuring a comprehensive business package. The annual rent for the property is £19,000, and following its recent growth, turnover has risen, demonstrating a robust and flourishing business.
Business Profile
Operating for over five years, this café is well-integrated into its local environment, with nearby amenities such as Tesco and B&M, as well as accessible public transport options including a train station and bus stops. Its charming ambiance, complete with a welcoming coffee shop area, caters to community needs, making it an attractive investment for anyone looking to enter the food and hospitality sector.
Included in the price of £50,000 is not only the comprehensive range of equipment but also all stocks vital for daily operations. This opportunity also provides an excellent price point with attractive offers, ensuring a sound investment for prospective buyers.
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The vast majority of these scams involve the transfer of substantial sums of money. We advise all transactions made are through a solicitor to prevent fraudulent activities from occuring.
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Do not disclose proof of funds directly to the sellers. If the sellers request you to show proof of funds, we advise that it is done through a solicitor to prevent fraudulent activities from occuring.
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