Licensed Convenience Store and Post Office. c.£9,000 sales per week plus PO income. Well populated residential area. Good range of fixtures and fittings throughout. New lease available. Ideal for a hands-on operator.
Leasehold Guide Price - £47,500 plus stock at valuation. Annual Rent - £12,000.
This Minimarket and Post Office is situated in the well populated Riverside area of Stirling, just to the northeast of the city centre. Riverside Minimarket occupies a prominent location on Abbey Road, alongside the River Forth which flows alongside and with easy access to the main A91 routing.
The city of Stirling enjoys an excellent position in the heart of Scotland next to the M9 motorway, it is approximately 29 miles north of Glasgow via the M80 and 41 miles north-west of Edinburgh via the M9. The city is also located close to the towns of Bridge of Allan, Dunblane as well as Falkirk. It is estimated that approximately 75% of Scotland’s population is within a 40 mile radius of Stirling.
The city is well regarded for its historical nature as well as its university. Stirling University is arguably the leading sports university in Scotland and the town of Bannockburn which lies at the southern suburbs of Stirling has historical resonance from the Battle of Bannockburn and the legacies of William Wallace and Robert the Bruce. The Wallace Monument lies north of Stirling town centre and along with Bannockburn as well as Stirling Castle helps drive thousands of tourist numbers to this historical city year on year.
Our client has owned Riverside Minimarket and Post Office for around 10 years, most recently the business has been run under management. The shop has been placed on the market to allow them to concentrate on other business interests.
A new lease will be made available with a starting rent of £12,000 per annum. The length of lease is negotiable.
A guide price of £47,500 is sought for the leasehold interest in the property and all fixtures & fittings pertaining thereto. Stock payable in addition to the purchase price.
