A fish and chip shop operated by a husband and wife team for six years has been put on the market, with offers around £60,000 sought for the leasehold interest.
The Marina in Arbroath, which has a 52-cover restaurant, has a harbour-side position and features a “panoramic” balcony seating area.
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Property agent Graham + Sibbald said the business had been "passionately operated".
It added: “The Marina is a well-established and popular business, with a strong trading history, run under the direct supervision of the owners, one of whom is a chef to trade. The vendors repositioned The Marina from a full-service restaurant to becoming a takeaway with restaurant area in 2018. Since then, the business has flourished and become a staple for locals.”
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Martin Sutherland, a licensed trade and business agent with Graham + Sibbald, said: “The availability of The Marina offers a fantastic opportunity for a new tenant to operate a well-known, established and beloved takeaway business overlooking Arbroath Marina.”
Graham + Sibbald described the fish and chip shop and restaurant as “immaculately presented”.
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It said: “The business occupies a prominent harbour-side position overlooking the marina. The wonderful restaurant area is located at upper level and has a fantastic panoramic balcony seating area, with the pristine takeaway/ fish and chip shop located at ground level.”
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