FOR SALE
20/09/26
4217
A ready to go Bar & first floor Restaurant for sale in a great village location south of Preston, Lancashire. Completely Free of Tie. Seating downstairs bar for approx 60, 48 covers to the restaurant, and 36 outdoor seats.
Restaurant has been recently refurbished to a very high standard and comes with an adequantly sized commercial kitchen. Fit for a gastro/bistro style restaurant. Large bar cellar and a large storage area in basement. We are only selling the property and not the business as it has already been closed & dissolved due to ill health and retirement. This is an ideal opportunity for someone to build their own successful business and add enormous value to the resale value.
No living accommodation on the premises. Car Parking is via a public car park located to the rear of the property. The property is sold as a virtual freehold property based on a 999 years lease from 1911 with a peppercorn rent of £1 per annum.
The owners may consider selling as a new lease with a option to eventually buy, but this will only be to the right person. Happy to receive enquiries
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