There's also a pottery painting cafe
Have you ever dreamed of owning your own business? Are you searching for a change in career or a new life adventure?
Here are five quirky business opportunities that don't pop up every day. From pottery to cocktails, they invite an energising, fun atmosphere that is perfect for meeting new people - both locals and tourists.
As existing businesses across Cornwall, they come with the promise of an established customer base and strong set-up.
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So if you ever fancied being your own boss but also making a living doing something out of the ordinary, these might be worth considering.
Trading from its new premises on Redruth Enterprise Park in Scorrier, this successful tipi and marque hire business is up for grabs. The business is owner operated with the help of four full time and two part time members of staff during the main season and for year ending October 31, 2021, had a turnover of circa £333,482. They already have confirmed bookings over the next two years of circa £700,000. The business enjoys a strong reputation within the local community and beyond and as such has a high level of regular repeat trade.
Set over two floors, this popular party venue has a large capacity that is bursting with potential. The space in Pool includes a retro arcade, roller rink, indoor and outdoor seating, undercover beer garden, commercial kitchen, shop and licensed bar. It has a loyal customer base with local groups including schools and agencies hosting hiring the venues for events. Annual turnover is around £200,000.
The bar has been running for eight years and the current owner undertakes a managerial role within the business with a pool of approximately 15 staff. The restaurant is a short walk to Bude town centre, has a unique styling and decor throughout, overlooks Neet Nature reserve and the coastal footpath. It can cover 66 people, including indoor and outdoor seating, with a customer car park. Finances are available on request.
Asking price: £134,950 (offers in the region of)
This unique business is in prime location on Falmouth High Street and has operated as a pottery café in the property for several years. The café seats 30 people at the front, as well as a coffee/kitchen area in the middle and a kiln room at the back of the premises. The business promises strong year-round trade, with training and handover included in the sale. It also comes with a license for the sale of liquor for consumption on and off the premises. For the year ending April 2022, the turnover was in the region of £110,000.