Lease for Sale – Bubble Tea and Peri-Peri Takeaway in Glasgow City Centre
City of Glasgow, Glasgow
- Status
FOR SALE
- Advert ID
646197
- Leasehold: £100,000
- Rent: £22,500 (£1,875 per month)
- Turnover: On request
- Profit: On request
Business Details
Lease for Sale – Established Bubble Tea & Peri Peri Takeaway – Glasgow City Centre
Property Overview
Century 21 is delighted to present the lease for sale at 241 Sauchiehall st, Glasgow, G2 3EZ, a well-established food and beverage premises occupying a prime position on Sauchiehall Street, one of Glasgow’s most vibrant and sought-after retail destinations.
Located in the heart of Glasgow City Centre, the property enjoys outstanding visibility and exceptionally high footfall. The surrounding area is home to a diverse mix of national retailers, independent businesses, bars, restaurants, and entertainment venues, creating a lively commercial environment ideal for a wide range of operators.
The premises is currently trading as a bubble tea store and a peri-peri chicken takeaway, offering immediate trading potential.
Key Information
Approximate Size: 1,700 sq ft
Lease Expiry Date: 8 September 2032
Permitted Use: Class 3 (hot food)
Rent:
£22,500 VAT per annum until 8 February 2027
£25,000 VAT per annum thereafter
Rent payable monthly in advance
Rateable Value: £28,750
Premium & Financial Details
Premium: Offers over £100,000
Equipment: £50,000
Key Features
Prime city-centre location with excellent visibility
High footfall area on one of Glasgow’s busiest streets
Surrounded by established retailers, bars, and restaurants
Excellent transport links and accessibility
Strong trading location with significant growth potential
This is a rare opportunity to acquire a leasehold interest in a highly desirable Glasgow City Centre location, suitable for a variety of food and beverage concepts.
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