If you love dogs & are looking to be your own boss
(no street name provided), Markwell NSW 2423
$45,000
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If you no longer want to be stuck behind a desk in an office, and would enjoy time with some fur babies, lunch by the beach & being your own boss - then here is an opportunity you may wish to consider.
Established for 17 years and with a great local clientele this independently owned & operated dog wash & grooming business is up for sale. The current owner has an area that takes in Bulahdelah, Stroud through to Karuah, with huge demand for services.
Loving animals is a must, but this is a profitable business for an owner /operator who is happy to work as many or as few hours as they like. Further expansion is possible and with the growing population of the Myall Coast, our elderly residence mostly have companions who need grooming.
The price includes the hydro-bath trailer, grooming table, all equipment, training and current client list. Full financials are obviously available also. Please note serious purchasers will need to sign a confidentiality agreement.
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Listing ID: 180299182. This listing has been viewed 5 times. It was first displayed on 27/01/2022 and last updated on 27/01/2022.
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