Ever fancied getting your hands on a super-stylish coffee shop in the hustle and bustle of Glasgow's west end? Well, now's your chance as there's one on the market for just £29k.
A leaseholder is being sought to take on the beautifully decorated Blah Blah Blah coffee shop which offers customers a sit-in and takeaway service.
The Dumbarton Road premises has recently been refurbished and is a great opportunity with a low rent option of £900 a month. The lease expires in December 2024 but can be extended.
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The Business Sales Agency, who put the property on the market, said: "Recently fully refurbished to a high standard and is in walk in condition throughout. Bright spacious shop with inside and outside seating.
"This is a beautifully decorated sit-in and takeaway coffee shop in the densely populated West End of Glasgow. The coffee shop is in a highly visible main road location and benefits from good repeat custom from the surrounding businesses and local residents.
"The premises are a spacious single fronted unit in a highly visible location on Dumbarton Road near its junction with Crow Road. Totally renovated by the current owner, the premises are decorated a bright modern style and are in walk-in condition throughout.
"At 114m2 (1,204sqft) the unit comprises a bright spacious front shop with counters and seating for 12 inside and a further four outside, large prep kitchen, storage and a disabled access toilet. There is ample on street parking around the shop."
Find more information about the coffee shop here.
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