A bar and restaurant in one of the trendiest parts of Glasgow's west end is up for sale.
The venue on Radnor Street in Finnieston was the former home of the popular restaurant Le Petit Cochon, with the price including an annual rent of £50,000 per year.
Described as having been "extensively refitted and refurbished" in 2017, the bar has cover for 76 people across the ground floor and a mezzanine level.
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The description reads: "A superb bar and restaurant opportunity in a premier trading location in Finnieston, Glasgow. One of the best and most sought after trading locations in Glasgow.
"76 covers over ground floor and mezzanine level. Extensively refitted and refurbished in 2017. Impressive trading levels but with capability to do more.
"Passing rent £50,000 per annum. Rateable value £34,000. Versatile trading space capable of morphing into different styles and trading cuisines. Site is currently closed and in need of internal capex before reopening. Shell –like condition front and back of house."
The venue, which has a premises license class 3 cooking consent, requires a six-month rent deposit for any interested buyers. The asking price to purchase the business is available on request.
Its description continues: "The subjects occupies one of the best trading locations in the Finnieston area of Glasgow. Radnor Street is one of the only streets in the city which connects Sauchiehall Street and Argyll Street by a short distance. The Finnieston area of Glasgow’s city centre is undoubtedly the most in demand trading location in the city.
"Finnieston is approximately a mile from Glasgow city centre located centrally for the Hydro and the SECC as well as Kelvingrove Museum, Kelvingrove Park and Glasgow University. Over the last 5 years in particular, the Finnieston area has grown with the arrival of many high-profile bar and restaurant businesses and the availability of this site offers the opportunity to be right at the heart of Finnieston close to the Butcher’s Shop Bar & Grill, Port & Rye, The Kelvingrove Café as well as Six by Nico to name but a few.
"The development in and around Finnieston is still continuing with a mixture of hotel, student accommodation as well as office developments after the success of Sky Park in particular."
To take a closer look at the bar/restaurant, visit the listings website here.
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