Sydney NSW 2000

Phone enquiries - please quote property ID 25011.

This very handy convenience store is situated on busy Kent Street, near the town hall railway station and next door to Wilsons Car Park. In addition, it has the bus stop outside the door and is on the ground floor of the Interpro House, packed full of businesses. And there’s more: It is across the road from CQU University and close to the Mantra Hotel. A prime location indeed!

The business has been established more than 20 years and is being GIVEN AWAY FOR FREE. The premises are quite large (approximately 110sqm) with a good display area and storage at the rear.

It carries all of the normal convenience items, confectionery, chemist items, some groceries, stationery etc. It has partners in place with Parcel Point and Fastaway (for parcel drop-offs providing a regular monthly income). It has regular customers and many customers just dropping in to buy goods. Being in such a great location makes this a solid business for you to consider.

There is further potential for this store including:
* Post office services (subject to approval)
* Bill paying services
* Newspapers
* Introducing hot foods
* The list is endless.

Current owners have considered this business as a stepping-stone only, therefore new owner can introduce many more services and products.

All fixtures, fittings and equipment are included. Main items
* Drink fridges
* Ice cream freezers
* Coffee machine
* Shelving
* Cash register, seating area
* Internet café/printing services
* Table with chairs
* Security Camera’s

Stock will be sold at valuation - its usually around $100k.

The premises are leased and new lease can be negotiated.

Open now for offers. Please enquire today.

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