260m2 Cafe Restaurant in Armadale for Sale | TKG 14K | Price Only $60,000
(no street name provided), Armadale VIC 3143
$60,000
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Listing No #3393052
* Cafe restaurant business in Armadale for sale
* Located in Armadale, inner city suburb
* Adjacent to train station
* Modern fitouts, shop size 260m2
* Great online reviews
* Next to apartment buildings under construction
* Taking $14,000 per week
* Rent $1060 per week +GST
* Long lease 4+5+5+5
* Shop is fitted with commercial kitchen, cool room and store room
Price $60,000
Photos were not taken at the actual premises, photos are for illustration purpose only.
* Cafe restaurant business in Armadale for sale
* Located in Armadale, inner city suburb
* Adjacent to train station
* Modern fitouts, shop size 260m2
* Great online reviews
* Next to apartment buildings under construction
* Taking $14,000 per week
* Rent $1060 per week +GST
* Long lease 4+5+5+5
* Shop is fitted with commercial kitchen, cool room and store room
Price $60,000
Photos were not taken at the actual premises, photos are for illustration purpose only.
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