Mother Hubbard's Fish & Chips in Streatham Hill London is available for sale.
Streatham Hill, LondonEst. 54 years
- Status
FOR SALE
- Advert ID
659366
- Reference
Mother Hubbards / Rightbiz
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- Leasehold: £269,950
- Rent: £18,000 (£1,500 per month)
- Turnover: £620,000 (£11,923 per week)
- Profit: £110,000 (ROI 40.75% • Payback 2.45 years)
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Mother Hubbard's Fish & Chips Streatham Hill for Sale
Agentlocal are delighted to welcome onto the market - Mother Hubbard’s Fish & Chip shop in the heart of Streatham Hill.
Operating under the well-established Mother Hubbard’s brand, founded in 1972, this is an excellent opportunity to acquire a popular fish and chip business in a prominent location on Streatham Hill. The business serves traditional fish and chips, including premium Icelandic haddock, through dine-in, takeaway and delivery services. It has built a strong local following and benefits from an active social media presence across Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.
The premises feature a modern fit-out and an established trading operation, offering an incoming purchaser the opportunity to take over a fully operational business with multiple revenue streams. The business benefits from a recognised brand, an established customer base and an estimated asset value of approximately £150,000. Current stock is valued at around £8,000, providing a well-equipped operation ready for continued trading from day one.
There is considerable scope to develop the business further, with opportunities to strengthen local marketing, expand delivery coverage, introduce corporate catering, increase social media advertising, establish community partnerships and run promotional campaigns. Further growth could also be achieved through targeted local offers and additional trading initiatives.
Financial Profile
We are advised that the business generates an annual turnover of approximately £620,000, with a reported net profit of around £110,000. The current stock holding is valued at approximately £8,000, while business rates are approximately £4,000 per annum. The business operates under the Mother Hubbard’s franchise model, with a royalty payment of £350 per week.
With its established trading history, recognised brand, substantial equipment and assets, and further potential for growth, this opportunity may appeal to an owner-operator or an experienced food business operator looking to acquire an established takeaway business in Streatham Hill.
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