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Guide price
£450,000
Restaurant for sale
Esplanade, Shanklin, Isle Of Wight PO371 bed
1 reception
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- St Blasius Shanklin CofE Primary Academy 0.4 miles
- Shanklin 0.4 miles
- Gatten and Lake Primary School 0.6 miles
- Lake 1.2 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Features and description
- A fantastic lifestyle opportunity
- Beach front established cafe
- Freehold building with licensed premises
- Building fitted with solar panels
- Sold as a going concern
- Successful and popular with visitors and local custom
A fantastic opportunity has arisen to purchase a well-established, successful café that's ideally located on the beach in the popular seaside town of Shanklin and enjoys panoramic sea views from Culver Down to Dunnose Point.
This gorgeous café has been tastefully designed to a very high specification, with its teal walls and cosy dual fuel stove, it gives a warm, welcoming feel from the onset. Inside, it can comfortably seat 25 and in the summer months, when the outside seating that surrounds the building can be fully utilised, it can cater for an impressive 113 covers in total. Furthermore, it is fully licensed and is well appointed for private functions.
The fully equipped kitchen occupies over a third of the overall space and therefore can cope well during busier times. And there's a handy storeroom at the back for when additional furniture is not in use. The building itself is of solid block construction, with uvpc double glazing for all the windows and powered, electric shutters for when not in use, as well as five CCTV cameras for extra security. There are also twenty solar panels on the roof that currently heat the water, with the capacity to switch to electricity with the addition of a battery, depending on requirements.
There are few locations on the Isle of Wight which can boast such a stunning and picturesque spot as this café is fortunate enough to. Located on the revetment of Small Hope; an unspoilt, sandy beach that is very popular with both tourists and locals alike. It is on the main footpath connecting Shanklin to Sandown, so there is never a shortage of walkers and cyclists at any time of the year.
There is plenty of parking within easy access of the café, with Hope Road car park, as well as on street parking along the esplanade. There is a unisex toilet which has fully disabled access and is registered with Isle Access.
What the Owner says:
Shanklin is a charming, traditional seaside town that is very popular amongst tourists and home to more than 7000 residents. It is a pleasant mix of modern conveniences, traditional seaside entertainments and breathtaking scenery.
There is much on offer here, including numerous beautiful walks, such as the scenic Red Squirrel coastal path, which goes to Rylstone Gardens – a Victorian park with a bandstand, pitch and putt and colourful flower displays, as well as the beautiful natural landmark Shanklin Chine. There's also the picturesque Shanklin Old Village; lined with pretty thatched cottages housing traditional pubs serving local ales and produce as well as artisan shops, restaurants and tearooms.
Shanklin is well serviced by public transport with seven bus routes, bring in people from all over the island, including Ventnor, Newport, Ryde, Godshill, Brading and Bembridge. It also has the advantage of being on the Island line, with trains operating between Ryde pier head, Brading, Sandown and Lake, and Shanklin.
Room sizes:
The information provided about this property does not constitute or form part of an offer or contract, nor may be it be regarded as representations. All interested parties must verify accuracy and your solicitor must verify tenure/lease information, fixtures & fittings and, where the property has been extended/converted, planning/building regulation consents. All dimensions are approximate and quoted for guidance only as are floor plans which are not to scale and their accuracy cannot be confirmed. Reference to appliances and/or services does not imply that they are necessarily in working order or fit for the purpose.
We are pleased to offer our customers a range of additional services to help them with moving home. None of these services are obligatory and you are free to use service providers of your choice. Current regulations require all estate agents to inform their customers of the fees they earn for recommending third party services. If you choose to use a service provider recommended by Fine & Country, details of all referral fees can be found at the link below. If you decide to use any of our services, please be assured that this will not increase the fees you pay to our service providers, which remain as quoted directly to you.
Council Tax band: A
Tenure: Freehold
This gorgeous café has been tastefully designed to a very high specification, with its teal walls and cosy dual fuel stove, it gives a warm, welcoming feel from the onset. Inside, it can comfortably seat 25 and in the summer months, when the outside seating that surrounds the building can be fully utilised, it can cater for an impressive 113 covers in total. Furthermore, it is fully licensed and is well appointed for private functions.
The fully equipped kitchen occupies over a third of the overall space and therefore can cope well during busier times. And there's a handy storeroom at the back for when additional furniture is not in use. The building itself is of solid block construction, with uvpc double glazing for all the windows and powered, electric shutters for when not in use, as well as five CCTV cameras for extra security. There are also twenty solar panels on the roof that currently heat the water, with the capacity to switch to electricity with the addition of a battery, depending on requirements.
There are few locations on the Isle of Wight which can boast such a stunning and picturesque spot as this café is fortunate enough to. Located on the revetment of Small Hope; an unspoilt, sandy beach that is very popular with both tourists and locals alike. It is on the main footpath connecting Shanklin to Sandown, so there is never a shortage of walkers and cyclists at any time of the year.
There is plenty of parking within easy access of the café, with Hope Road car park, as well as on street parking along the esplanade. There is a unisex toilet which has fully disabled access and is registered with Isle Access.
What the Owner says:
Shanklin is a charming, traditional seaside town that is very popular amongst tourists and home to more than 7000 residents. It is a pleasant mix of modern conveniences, traditional seaside entertainments and breathtaking scenery.
There is much on offer here, including numerous beautiful walks, such as the scenic Red Squirrel coastal path, which goes to Rylstone Gardens – a Victorian park with a bandstand, pitch and putt and colourful flower displays, as well as the beautiful natural landmark Shanklin Chine. There's also the picturesque Shanklin Old Village; lined with pretty thatched cottages housing traditional pubs serving local ales and produce as well as artisan shops, restaurants and tearooms.
Shanklin is well serviced by public transport with seven bus routes, bring in people from all over the island, including Ventnor, Newport, Ryde, Godshill, Brading and Bembridge. It also has the advantage of being on the Island line, with trains operating between Ryde pier head, Brading, Sandown and Lake, and Shanklin.
Room sizes:
- Cafe Area 48'0 x 18'3 (14.64m x 5.57m)
- Kitchen
- Toilet
- Store Shed 47'7 x 7'8 (14.51m x 2.34m)
- Patio / Terrace Seating
The information provided about this property does not constitute or form part of an offer or contract, nor may be it be regarded as representations. All interested parties must verify accuracy and your solicitor must verify tenure/lease information, fixtures & fittings and, where the property has been extended/converted, planning/building regulation consents. All dimensions are approximate and quoted for guidance only as are floor plans which are not to scale and their accuracy cannot be confirmed. Reference to appliances and/or services does not imply that they are necessarily in working order or fit for the purpose.
We are pleased to offer our customers a range of additional services to help them with moving home. None of these services are obligatory and you are free to use service providers of your choice. Current regulations require all estate agents to inform their customers of the fees they earn for recommending third party services. If you choose to use a service provider recommended by Fine & Country, details of all referral fees can be found at the link below. If you decide to use any of our services, please be assured that this will not increase the fees you pay to our service providers, which remain as quoted directly to you.
Council Tax band: A
Tenure: Freehold
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