Lease for thriving Bristol pasty shop on the market for £175,000

Well-established and popular with Bristol residents and visitors to the city, The Pasty Emporium sells hot and cold Cornish pasties, pies, paninis, sandwiches, snacks, fresh coffee, teas and cold drinks, all available for eating in or taking away.

Situated near Glass Wharf and Temple Meads Station in Central Bristol, the business sits adjacent to a variety of modern offices and apartment blocks, and benefits from being positioned within a busy, commercial district.

The owner of the business, Jonathan Pearce, opened the shop in the current premises in 2004. After successfully trading for over 22 years, he is now looking to retire.

Jonathan said, “It has been an amazing 22 years running The Pasty Emporium, being able to work sociable hours in a central Bristol location. I have made many friends with many customers during my time here, however, the time has now come to retire.”

Matthew McFarlane, Senior Business Agent – Retail & Leisure at Christie & Co, who is managing the sale process, comments, “It is a pleasure to have been trusted by Jonathan to look after the sale of his business, which he has nurtured since its conception. This is a thriving business with consistent trade and profitability, making an excellent opportunity for anyone looking to get into the industry or wanting to grow their current portfolio.”

The Pasty Emporium is on the market with a leasehold asking price of £175,000 and annual rent of £25,200 including VAT.

For more information about the opportunity, visit: https://www.christie.com/3410561/

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