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Luxury restaurant for sale in Tryavna

Business with  Fully functional restaurant for sale in the center of the town of Tryavna. The restaurant have been in service for 20 years. It comes with trained staff and regular clients.

The restaurant can offer 100 seats inside, 20 seats on an outside veranda overlooking the park, and 30 seats on a summer terrace. The interior and the furniture were made by local skilled craftsmen. The restaurant has all the necessary technical equipment and possibilities for organizing various events - weddings, christenings, balls, banquets and others.

This business is fully developed and has regular clients. It is located in a central part of the town.

The offer is for selling the business not the property itself ! The property is for rent at very good price. 

The price includes perfectly equipped bar and kitchen. The total area of the restaurant is 320 sq m!

  • inner part - 4 halls - 160 sq.m
  • veranda - 35 sq.m
  • terrace - 45 sq.m
  • kitchen - 50 sq.m
  • warehouses - 30 sq. m


ID: 12659
Property Status:  Sold
District:  Tryavna
Price Euro:  €53,899
Price GBP:  £47,000
Price USD:  $60,162
Category:  Commercial properties
Area :  1 Floor
Bedrooms: Restaurant
Living area: 320 m 2
Extras:  Electricity, Water
Location:  In town
Published:  Saturday, May 16, 2020
 

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