Well Established Lenard's Redlynch Franchise Store for Sale
(no street name provided), Cairns City QLD 4870
$519,000
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Lenard's Redlynch is located in the Redlynch Shopping Centre, The fastest growing suburb in Cairns. The business is positioned in an ideal location within the centre, next to Coles and sees high volumes of foot traffic throughout the day.
Lenard's Redlynch offers all products that are handmade in store using premium, locally sourced, naturally delicious ingredients. They also offers wholesale products to various outlets around the Cairns area.
Key Features:
Prominent location within Redlynch Shopping Centre with high foot traffic
Runs under management
A long-standing brand that's been loved by Australian for 35 years
Multiple income streams available, including retail, hospitality, food services and home delivery
Offers innovative product range, including rotisserie chickens, ready-to-heat and ready-to-eat meals
All equipment included in sale with excellent condition
Trades 7 days per week (as per regulated by the shopping centre
Proven Systems in place
Would suit semi-passive investors or owner-operator
Profitable & well-established business
Opportunity to open pop up shop in other 6 shopping centres in Cairns
Loyal long-term customer base of locals
Loyal staff in place
No experience necessary, Dedicated and ongoing operations, training, marketing and IT Supports
For full details on this business contact:
Pruthesh Patel – 07 40336944
Email: pruthesh.patel@finnbusinesssales.com.au
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