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VANNES 56000

Dpt Morbihan (56), à vendre VANNES Restaurant - centre ville - terrasse - emplacement n°1 - flux passant -box - garage

  • area
    170 m2

Presentation of the property : business goodwill 3 rooms for sale in VANNES

VANNES (56) Restaurant en centre ville avec Terrasse.



Remarquable établissement positionné en centre ville à VANNES sur un emplacement idéal.



Un ensemble charmant, le décoration est soignée, chaleureuse et réfléchie, la Terrasse fleurie, cocooning, très intime.



Restaurant à forte notoriété qui rassemble une clientèle d'habituée, locale, affaire et touristique.



La reprise est idéale pour des professionnels, couples et associés en recherche d'épanouissement, d'une restauration originale et variée, tout en garantissant un confort financier.



Cuisine confortable, rare à VANNES, capacité totale de 80 couverts entre salle et terrasse.



Bail commercial 3/6/9 - loyer 1550 € ht/mois restaurant box, garage et place de stationnement.



Activité pérenne et linéaire, Chiffre d'affaire : 289.000€



2 jours de fermetures par semaine et 5 semaines de congés par an.



En résumé : un outil de travail qualitatif au cœur de VANNES, une reprise clefs en main, belle clientèle, confort financier pour un couple ou 2 associés, adaptable à tous produits de restauration, aucun travaux à prévoir.



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Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www. georisques. gouv. fr.



Réseau Immobilier CAPIFRANCE - Votre agent commercial (RSAC N°389 634 221 - Greffe de RENNES) Sylvain LACHETEAU Entrepreneur Individuel 06 47 72 76 30 - Réf.872187
Additional information :
Total price including fees 278 000 €
Price excluding fees 260 000 €
Fees payable by the buyer are 6.92% all taxes included

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Location of the property : business goodwill 170 m2 for sale in VANNES
56000 VANNES

Features of this property :

340 937 564 275
3
170
278 000 €
1 090 €
278000

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