A city café bar in a prominent roadside position has been put on the market.
The café has a "cosy atmosphere with seating for 16 customers and features original stone walls and iron cast ovens dating back to the early 1900s", the agent said.
Christie and Co, has been instructed to market the Renroc Café in Edinburgh.
"Prominently located in Edinburgh's buzzing port district of Leith, Renroc Café is highly popular with locals and passing customers visiting the nearby Leith Walk," the agent said.
"The café is easily accessible from Edinburgh City Centre via the tram network.
"The fully licensed café operates as coffee shop with a food offering and is known for its high and consistent level of quality service. The café has a cosy atmosphere with seating for 16 customers and features original stone walls and iron cast ovens dating back to the early 1900s, when the business formally operated as a bakery.
"The downstairs space is currently unused but is available for additional seating or can be hired out for private events."
Included in the sale are two additional rooms at basement level, which were previously rented out for alternative use.
Simon Watson, business agent at Christie and Co who is handling the sale, said: "I am delighted to have been instructed to act on behalf of the current owners of the Renroc Café. Due to its prominent roadside location, it has huge potential to grow further revenue streams creating a clear opportunity for an existing restauranteur, café/bistro operator."
Renroc Café is on the market with a leasehold asking price of £30,000.
Famous former ‘high class school’ building put up for sale
A historic former school building in a Scottish city has been put on the market.
The Victorian school building that "reflects the robust confidence of the age" has been "creatively re-purposed".
DM Hall, chartered surveyors, said that "Bellahouston Business Centre, formerly the august and respected Bellahouston Academy is now being showcased in a wide-ranging marketing campaign".
Scotch whisky distillery unveils 'luxurious' limited release
The Lagavulin Scotch whisky distillery, owned by drinks giant Diageo, has announced the release of an exclusive 14-year-old bottling finished in South African Cabernet Sauvignon wine casks to celebrate Islay Jazz Festival.
It said the release would “offer fans a luxurious take on the characteristic Lagavulin smoke”.
Lagavulin added that the release has "only 1,500 bottles available for purchase".
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