A building home to the Indi Ayan Indian restaurant on Common Lane, Culcheth, is up for sale, giving investors the chance to buy a slice of village commercial property rather than merely another takeaway dinner.
The detached two-storey building comes with an adjoining car park, which is no small perk in Culcheth, where finding somewhere to leave the car can occasionally feel like a competitive village sport.
The ground floor is let to local restaurant operator Indi Ayan at £26,000 per year. The recently refurbished first-floor office space is separately let at £9,540 annually, producing a combined income of £35,540.
That rental return is certainly the property's strongest selling point, although the guide price of £300,000 means prospective buyers will need to do more than admire the spreadsheets. The building is due to be sold by public auction on December 4 this year.
A spokesperson for estate agents Pugh said interested parties should check the auctioneer's website for the full particulars and any addendums. More information is available by calling 01942 5595576.
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