Grange-Over-Sands Café And Bistro On Market For £595,000
A well-established café and bistro in Grange-over-Sands has been put on the market for £595,000, offering a potential opportunity to purchase both a hospitality business and residential accommodation in the popular South Cumbrian town.
The property, known as Danum House on Main Street, occupies a prominent position in the centre of Grange-over-Sands. The listing describes it as a long-established café and bistro with an existing customer base and potential for further growth.
The sale includes a three-bedroom apartment located above the commercial premises. The accommodation has its own separate entrance and includes three double bedrooms, providing the possibility for an incoming owner to live above the business.
The café currently provides seating for around 16 customers on the ground floor, while a usable basement has been developed as an additional dining area with space for around 24 more covers. This gives the business increased capacity for customers across the property.
According to the property details, the café and bistro has an established reputation within the local community and provides a reliable income. The listing also identifies opportunities to increase turnover through longer opening hours, expanded food and drink options and themed events.
The property is positioned on Main Street, surrounded by independent shops, cafés, restaurants and other businesses. Its location also places it within easy reach of popular Lake District destinations including Windermere, Kendal and Cartmel, which contribute to the area's appeal to both residents and visitors.
The sale therefore offers a combination of an established hospitality business and a substantial residential property. The commercial listing describes it as an opportunity for an owner-operator seeking to combine business and home ownership in Grange-over-Sands. The property is being marketed at £595,000, with further details available through the commercial property listing.
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