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Busy Florist Store for Sale in Prime Sydney station Concourse|Florist Franchise| Wynyard NSW

Summary:
Flower Train offers a unique opportunity to own a well-established florist business in a prime retail position at the Wynyard Train Station entrance, Sydney. With a strong local presence, highly positive online reviews, and no franchise management fees, this business is set up for success. It is run by a dedicated team and has an efficient delivery and online ordering system that enhances customer satisfaction. Perfectly positioned for peak trading periods and future growth.
Key Features:
• Prime Location: Situated at Wynyard Train Station Concourse Level, right next to the Wynyard Train Station entrance.
• Strong Financials: Revenue of $13,500* per week
• Highly Profitable: Net profit of approximately $3,500* per week.
• No Franchise Fees: Operates independently, without any franchise management fees.
•. NO Royalty Fees: Independent store, branding wholesale model.
• Fully Managed: Operates under management, providing a perfect work-life balance.
• Positive Online Presence: Highly rated online ordering system and active social media presence, including Instagram and marketing channels.
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