Leisure Businesses for sale in Salford

SANDWICH BAR in Salford for Sale. An excellent opportunity to acquire a well-established and profitable sandwich bar business with freehold property. The business occupies a prominent roadside... More details »

Ideally Located - Close To City Centre. Rental Income £7,258 Per Annum. Pre Covid Rental Income £10,000. Located Within Popular Hotel. Heavy Footfall Area. Good Public Transport Links. Close To Large... More details »

Rent £11,960 per annum. Full repairing and insuring terms. Let to owner operator and trading as a cafe. 6 year lease from 1st May 2022. 3 yearly rent reviews. Current tenant in occupation since April... More details »

Own a seriously rewarding business – personally and financially – with Seriously Addictive Mathematics! More details »

Centrally located Northern Quarter bar and restaurant venue. Late licence. Live music. Kitchen. Over two floors. Passing rent of £56k/PA. Currently taking £30k a week. More details »

CoGoGo are delighted to welcome to the market The Mews Bar and Charcuterie, a highly rated wine bar business located in Manchester. The Mews Bar and Charcuterie was originally established by our... More details »

Manchester suburb of Swinton. Sizeable detached building on main A road. Two trade areas (75) Nine letting bedrooms. Free-of-tie lease. Net sales £185,000 per annum. SELLER REF: 95312. More details »

Taking £4,000 per week. Rent £231 per week. Seating for 34. Possess alcohol license. Town centre. Middle of large parade. Very busy main road. Surrounded by bars, restaurants, cafes & shops. High... More details »

Direct Link to Manchester City Centre. Sizeable, detached property. Ground floor function space (150) Six letting rooms. Trade garden (100+) and car park (25) Fully refurbished throughout. £2,500... More details »

Pubs. To Let Pubs, Middleton. Middleton, Greater Manchester. M24 4RF. Community foodhouse - new lease available. Guide Rent £35,000. Pub and c.86 cover restaurant. Manager and assistant manager... More details »