Fish and chip shop Catch 22 for sale in Abergavenny
The stone-built property on Hereford Road, Llantilio Pertholey, is being marketed by Sidney Phillips for £250,000.
The sale includes the business's fixtures and fittings, with stock valued separately.
Alternatively, the property is available on a leasehold basis with no premium.
The agent advises prospective buyers to make no direct approach to the business, and to communicate through Sidney Phillips instead.
(Image: Sidney Phillips via Zoopla)
Viewings are strictly by appointment only.
The property, which also offers additional storage, is fully equipped for the business.
It is located in a popular residential area, making it a potential hotspot for attracting customers.
An external seating area is also part of the property.
(Image: Sidney Phillips via Zoopla)
The fish and chip shop is nestled in Abergavenny, known as the 'Gateway to Wales'.
The town is encircled by three beautiful mountains - the Skirrid, the Blorenge, and the Sugar Loaf.
Abergavenny offers a unique blend of historical charm and modern vibrancy.
(Image: Sidney Phillips via Zoopla)
Conveniently located where the A40 meets the A465, it provides easy access to the rest of Wales and nearby England.
A relaxed pace of life, a bustling high street with independent shops, and a variety of dining opportunities make Abergavenny a desirable place to live.
The town is renowned for its rich history, outdoor activities, and annual festivals, all of which contribute to a commendable quality of life for its residents.
Abergavenny is also famous for being a gastronomical hub, hosting the UK's largest Food Festival every September.
This event attracts visitors nationwide, eager to experience the vibrant culinary scene.
The town's natural beauty is another appealing factor.
Located at the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park and with the Sugar Loaf mountain at its doorstep, it is a haven for nature and outdoor enthusiasts.
For those interested in history, the Abergavenny Castle and Museum add to the town's charm.
There is a variety of activities to enjoy, from exploring the local history at the Abergavenny Castle and Museum, to enjoying outdoor concerts at Linda Vista Gardens.
For the more adventurous, the Blorenge, The Skirrid, and the Sugar Loaf mountains offer captivating hikes with panoramic views.
The town also hosts weekly markets in the Victorian Market Hall, offering locally produced food, antiques, and artisanal creations.
Courses and workshops, from foraging to perfume making, ensure that there's always something to do in Abergavenny.
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