| Property Type | |
| Tenure | For Sale |
| Size | 1,200 sq ft |
| Price | Offers in the region of £125,000 Leasehold |
| Business Rates | 100% relief available |
| Rateable Value | £11,800 |
| Energy Performance Rating | Upon enquiry |
Cafe during the day, hot food takeaway with sit-in in the evenings. City Centre Glasgow, Well Established
Key Features
- Average turnover £8000- £9000 per week, huge potential for uplift.
- Late night food consent until 4:00AM
- 2 separate units available, the main premises and adjacent space with 20 covers and service area.
- Potential for Alcohol Licence
Description
This business currently operates as a small restaurant & cafe during the day and busy takeaway in the evenings with hot food consent until 5:00AM. Potential is high, with no delivery offering, and no pizza’s on the menu, though there is a pizza oven. Decor is rustic with heaps of character, a mezzanine provides 12 covers. The owner has use of the unit next door, providing an additional 20 covers for sit in customers during the day.
Consistent trade, high potential for growth. Genuine reason for sale.
Location
The subject is positioned on Argyle Street within the iconic section beneath Glasgow Central Station. This is one of the city’s most iconic urban areas. The bridge structure, also known as the “Hielanman’s Umbrella,” became a defining feature. The area remains bustling, with shops, fast food outlets, and heavy foot traffic. Glasgow Central Station is one of the busiest railway stations in the UK outside London, and the Argyle Street underpass continues to serve as a key pedestrian and retail zone.
