73 Main Road

Exeter TAS 7275

Since the day this property was a take-away business some 60 years ago it has been the mecca for take-away in Exeter, with the current owners holding it for 27 years straight it has come time for them to let someone else take the reins. Currently employing 14 local staff operating 7 days a week.
The business speaks for itself with its longstanding and outstanding history, year on year the owners have had growth and improved where they felt improvements were needed. The business is offered WIWO going concern + SAV, The books represent themselves with an average turnover for the past 3 years between 1.2-1.6M. Books showing all profits and deductions etc. are available on request to serious purchasers.
For the past 10 years the owners have not been present fulltime, allowing them to pursue a relaxed travelling lifestyle. If you wished to work and run the business yourself this will allow room to make the already outstanding profits even better but if you did wish to buy this as an investment only and not be present that is an already proven way.

“THE PROPERTY”
Compromised of the shopfront and a dwelling at the rear split across 2 titles allowing room for further development, The house has 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom with separate access and metering to the shop, with improvements carried out of the years it is a warm and inviting home. Currently tenanted with a fantastic tenant in place. The shopfront has approximately 13 KW of solar power going back into the grid and offers good parking for customers directly out the front on the main road. The Shopfront was fully re-wired and has undergone extensive renovations over the past 3 years to the interior and exterior.

PRICING:
Freehold going concern WIWO + SAV Offers Around $1,500,000
Leasehold going concern WIWO + SAV $680,000

YEAR BUILT: 1900
TOTAL LAND SIZE: 1180 M2 Approx

Key2 Property have obtained all information in the document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations.