Guide Price £275,000 - £325,000. Horseshoe Fish & Chip High Street In Kirkby Stephen For Sale. Prime Freehold High Street Premises. Ideal Restaurant Or Shop. Ground Floor Totalling 1650 Sq Ft. Two Bed First Floor Flat (650 Sq Ft). Ample Parking. Trading Under VAT Threshold. Modernisation Required. Multiple Uses. Ideal Investment Or Business Opportunity. Video Viewing Available. ER 88 - D
- Asking Price:
- £200K - £500K
- Turnover:
- Undisclosed
- Net Profit:
- Undisclosed
Property Information
- Property:
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Freehold
- Location:
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Kirkby Stephen
- Premises Details:
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Horseshoe Fish And Chip Restaurant is a well established and popular business. Set in the popular
market town of Kirkby Stephen. On the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park and in close
proximity to the Lake District.
Kirkby Stephen is a popular market town with a wealth of activities to do and see and has good access links to A55, M6 and A1 and easy access to Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District.
The business is profitable and has had an excellent business history. The current family owners have
run the business for 60 years and for personal reasons are open with reduced opening hours and
therefore not running to full potential. Current owners selling it for retirement.
There is a two bedroomed, first floor apartment with a living room and kitchen with separate access
from the ground floor vestibule. On the ground floor attractive bow fronted shop front with counter,
waiting area and dining area. To the rear there is an additional seating area, large kitchen,
potato/preparation room, storage room and toilets.
Outside to the rear of the property there is a yard providing ample parking. The property is accessed at the front from a lane from Kirkby Stephen main street and also from the rear at Faraday Road and the vendors own both accesses and the yard, There is a right of access on both lanes for neighbouring properties.
Excellent business opportunity for owner occupiers or investment property.
Viewing is essential and strictly by appointment only.
