A former city centre sandwich shop is up for sale for just £7,500 after closing down this summer.
The former Bon Appetit unit, located on Crouch Street in Colchester, shut its doors for the final time at the end of July after seven years of trading.
The listing, described as a “turnkey opportunity,” is being marketed by Essex and Suffolk Business Sales and offers a ready-to-trade business in a prime pedestrianised area of the city.
Inside - the kitchen at the unit (Image: Essex and Suffolk Business Sales / Zoopla)
Announcing the closure in July a spokesman for the business said: "And that’s a wrap! Had a blast for the last 7 years, totally gutted it’s come to the end.
"Thank you to all our wonderful customers."
The unit has operated as a sandwich bar for more than 30 years and had been under the same ownership since 2019.
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It is fully equipped and requires minimal additional investment to begin trading.
The premises are available on a secure lease with an annual rent of £10,000.
There are no business rates payable.
Counter - inside the former sandwich bar (Image: Essex and Suffolk Business Sales / Zoopla)
In the listing, a spokesman for Essex and Suffolk Business Sales said it represents "an excellent turnkey opportunity for an entry-level new business owner or an experienced operator looking to commence trading with minimal additional capital expenditure".
"The premises are very well presented throughout and benefit from quality fixtures and fittings, together with a full complement of equipment, providing a ready-to-trade opportunity," they added.
The business previously generated most of its income through takeaway sales, telephone orders, and deliveries across Colchester.
Fully-fitted - the agents say it represents 'an excellent turnkey opportunity' (Image: Essex and Suffolk Business Sales / Zoopla)
It also served a strong corporate client base, including the city council, law firms, the hospital, the Severalls Industrial Estate, medical surgeries, and construction companies.
Deliveries were also made through platforms such as Uber Eats and Just Eat.
The spokesman continued: "We believe there is huge scope to maximise revenues through the introduction of extended opening hours and additional trading days, together with further development of the delivery and corporate catering opportunities.
"This represents a rare turnkey opportunity to acquire a long-established, fully fitted sandwich bar takeaway at an attractive entry price, with significant potential for a new owner to re-establish and further develop the business.
"An early viewing is advised."
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