Block size: 1047 m² approx.Business size: 111 m² approx.UV: $3,550,000 (2023)
An exciting opportunity has come up to purchase this well established and busy cafe. The current owners have ran and grown the business for the last 14 years and are now looking for a new challenge so have decided it's time to part ways.
Located in the fast growing and respectable suburb of Kingston, ACT, this cafe is surrounded by many businesses including retail, real estate, supermarkets and other eateries and within walking distance of numerous residential apartment blocks.
The cafe currently trades 5.5 days and offers a full range of breakfast and lunch as well as baked goods, coffees, and cold drinks. The cafe has established a strong regular clientele base over the years.
The premise is 111.0m2 and comes fully furnished (renovated in August 2021). Kitchen is equipped with all new commercial grade equipment, still under warranty.
There is so much potential to grow this business by extending opening hours, expanding to catering services or adding a liquor license.
For more information on this great opportunity please contact us
Features
Allocated Car Spaces
Body Corporate
Fully Furnished
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Key details
Bathrooms:
2
Parking:
3
Property type:
Business
Block Size:
1047 m²*
Unimproved Value:
$3,550,000 (2023)
Other Details
Business Size:
111 m²*
Rates (Residential):
$14,703*
Rates (Commercial):
$139,699*
Rates (Rural):
$2,803*
Land Tax (Residential):
$29,660*
*These are approximate values based on available information.
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