Café Premises to Let in EH20 Business Centre, Loanhead, Edinburgh
Loanhead, Midlothian
- Status
FOR SALE
- Advert ID
659687
- Rent: £16,830 (£1,403 per month)
- Turnover: On request
- Profit: On request
Key Features
- Viewing arrangements available
- Good condition throughout
- Good sized premises
- Growth potential with catering options
Business Details
Café Premises to Let in EH20 Business Centre, Loanhead, Edinburgh
An opportunity to lease café premises within EH20 Business Centre in Loanhead, Edinburgh. Currently operated as Chequers, the café is becoming available due to the retirement of the existing operators. The premises extend to approximately 915 sq ft and already benefit from a strong stream of regular customers, including business centre tenants, visitors and workers from surrounding businesses within Bilston Glen Industrial Estate.
The café currently opens Monday to Friday, 6:00am–11:30am. There is appetite for longer opening hours, particularly for lunchtime food, giving an incoming operator the opportunity to develop the menu and build on the existing trade.
There is significant potential to provide catering for meetings, boardroom bookings and events within EH20 Business Centre itself. Business lunches, sandwich platters and refreshments could complement the café’s everyday trade.
The wider industrial estate also offers opportunities for business catering, takeaway lunches, pre-orders and local delivery. Building relationships with neighbouring businesses could help develop regular orders for staff lunches, meetings and workplace events.
Café equipment may be purchased separately from the current operators, subject to agreement. This advert is for the letting of the premises; the existing Chequers business is not included.
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