1SELL Listing ID: 1AU0306
Price: $90,000 + Stock
Key Highlights of the Business:
• Newly established café for sale with liquor license in North-West Sydney.
• Low rent approx. $5,000 per month.
• Brand new fit-out and kitchen equipment.
• Trading 6 am – 8:30 pm Tues – Sun
• Currently selling 20 kgs of coffee per week.
• 4.8 star Google rating (over 265 google reviews).
Financials:
Annual Revenue: Approximately $650,000
Annual Net Profit: Approximately $125,000
Weekly Financials:
Weekly Revenue: Approximately $12,500
Weekly Net Profit: Approximately $2,400
Lease Agreement:
Current lease agreement valid until 2029.
Annual Rent: $59,000 + GST
This café is situated within an affluent community that strongly supports local businesses. Positioned close to established residential areas and key community facilities, the café benefits from a consistent mix of loyal regulars and new customers.
The café has only recently commenced trading six evenings per week and is already achieving weekly turnover of approximately $18,000. With trading patterns continuing to strengthen, the owner anticipates weekly turnover to exceed $20,000 within the coming months.
Notably, the business currently undertakes no formal marketing and does not utilise third-party delivery platforms such as Uber Eats and DoorDash. The introduction of targeted marketing initiatives, delivery partnerships, and expanded offerings such as catering and school lunch programs presents a clear opportunity to further enhance performance.
Detailed financial and lease information will be made available to qualified buyers upon the completion of a confidentiality agreement and a successful personal interview.
Cost to acquire this business:
Price: $90,000
Stock: approx. $10,000
Rental bond: approx. $15,000
Disclaimer:
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Business-for-sale details are confidential and only available on acceptance of the Confidentiality Deed.
The Purchaser is entirely responsible for their own due diligence and is not to rely on statements or warranties made by the vendor or anyone else on their behalf.
