Leasehold Food Businesses for sale in Lyme Regis

Versatile CAFÉ, BAR, RESTAURANT & TAKEAWAY, situated in the highly sought after WEST DORSET coastal town of LYME REGIS which continues to grow in popularity. Occupying lucrative trading position... More details »

Versatile LICENSED CATERING PREMISES, suit CAFÉ, BAR, RESTAURANT or other trades, prime central LYME REGIS town centre trading position, situated on the spectacular SOUTH DORSET coast, forming part of... More details »

Popular DELICATESSEN & FOOD TO GO outlet, situated in highly desirable LYME REGIS the pearl of the SOUTH DORSET coast, a World Heritage site, known as the Jurassic Coast, attracting masses of visitors... More details »

Destination COFFEE BAR/CAFÉ with attractive and lucrative TEA GARDEN, also undertaking some retail sales in the form of HOUSE PLANTS whish also prove lucrative. Situated in the popular and expanding... More details »

Popular INDOOR CLIMBING and BOULDERING CENTRE with CAFÉ, the subject of £75,000+ investment over the years. Situated within the growing WEST DORSET town of BRIDPORT, host to substantial resident... More details »

Established WHOLESALE BAKERY, based EAST DEVON, manufacturing and distributing to businesses throughout the region. Easily accessible production premises, ideally positioned out of town on small... More details »

Woolbrook News. Turnover: circa £760k. Adjusted Net Profit: £AOR. BUSINESS SUMMARY. Business Name: Woolbrook News. Location: Sidmouth. Type of Business: Newsagents + Grocer. THE OPPORTUNITY. Prime... More details »

Popular DELICATESSEN/SANDWICH/COFFEE BAR, situated in the sought after EAST DEVON coastal town of SIDMOUTH, host to a substantial resident population and busy holiday/visitor destination. Occupying a... More details »

Stunning LICENSED CAFÉ/COFFEE HOUSE, a famous destination business, situated is the desirable SOUTH SOMERSET village of MERRIOTT, occupying prominent easily accessible corner sited trading position... More details »

The Cat Head Inn is substantially built of mellow ham stone under a slated roof. It was converted from a farmhouse into a pub about 1896 and is Grade II listed. A feature of the business is the... More details »