New café located on Radford Road in Nottingham
Nottingham, Nottinghamshire
- Status
FOR SALE
- Advert ID
657885
- Leasehold: £22,000
- Rent: £1,000 (£83 per month)
- Turnover: Not Applicable
- Profit: Not Applicable
Key Features
- Built-in outdoor accessibility
- Business financial support
- Business hours and turnover information
- Business license included
Business Details
New café located on Radford Road in Nottingham
Tif Coffee is a newly established café located on Radford Road, Nottingham, offering a welcoming space with a varied menu and plenty of potential for growth.
We serve freshly prepared coffee, pancakes, waffles, breakfast options, ice cream, fresh juices, frappés and milkshakes, giving customers a wide choice of drinks, desserts and breakfast favourites.
The café has been fitted out with brand-new commercial equipment, providing a buyer with the opportunity to take over a fully equipped and ready-to-trade business without the need for a major initial investment in equipment.
The premises benefit from a relatively affordable rent of £1,000 per month and no business rates, helping to keep fixed operating costs low.
The business is ideal for an owner-operator, couple or motivated entrepreneur who wants to develop an existing café concept. There is significant potential to increase turnover through extended opening hours, marketing, delivery services, promotions and further development of the food and drinks menu.
The business is being offered for sale with the fixtures, fittings and commercial equipment included.
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