An ice cream kiosk in Southport town centre has been put up for sale.
The unit is based towards the top of Scarisbrick Avenue, which has been undergoing a £1 million renovation project led by Sefton Council.
The work is designed to improve the linkages between Lord Street and the Promenade.
Planning permission has been submitted to transform the former hotel on the corner of Scarisbrick Avenue and the Promenade, with a decision awaited, although many of the other units at the top of Scarisbrick Avenue are currently vacant.
The ice cream kiosk is being marketed by Fitton Estates, inviting offers in excess of £85,000.
The firm described it as “a rare opportunity to purchase on Scarisbrick Avenue which benefits from recent extensive regeneration works”.
An ice cream kiosk on Scarisbrick Avenue in Southport town centre has been put up for sale by Fittons Estates
They said: “The property has been in the same ownership for many years and comprises a self contained ground floor retail unit with rear w.c. and kitchenette, which has for many years traded as an ice cream, rock and novelty shop, benefiting from the significant tourist footfall.
“The subject property is situated on Scarisbrick Avenue close to its junction with the Promenade.
“Scarisbrick Avenue is a busy pedestrian route connecting Southport town centre with Lord Street through to the Promenade.
“Scarisbrick Avenue has undergone substantial regeneration works including new paving, enhanced street lighting, improve pedestrian crossings, updated signage and CCTV equipment.”
An ice cream kiosk on Scarisbrick Avenue in Southport town centre has been put up for sale by Fitton Estates
The kiosk is approximately 250 sq ft, offered with vacant possession, and with no VAT on the purchase price
For further details contact Fitton Estates on 01704 500345 or email info@fittonestates.com
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