Glasgow southside cafe hits the market just six months after opening

A southside cafe has been put up for sale just six months after opening its doors.

Eatery, on Minard Road in the Shawlands, has hit the market for offers over £35,000.

The business opened in March, but announced on social media they were to temporarily close on October 27 for "important maintenance" and would re-open 'soon'.

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It now appears those plans have been dashed, with the cafe being offered for sale. According to the advert, it seats 18 people and has a class 1 use - serving coffee alongside a 'modern menu'.

The posting reads: "The Business Sales Agency is pleased to bring to the market this excellent opportunity to acquire a popular café in the densely populated Shawlands area of Glasgow’s South Side.

"Bright spacious recently refurbished unit with front seating and counter area with kitchen and toilet to the rear. This is an excellent opportunity to acquire a popular café in the densely populated Shawlands of Glasgow’s South Side.

"Shawlands attracts a healthy mix of students, young professionals and families which enjoy its active café culture. With a large number of residents working on a hybrid basis and from home it provides a regular customer base for sit in and delivery trade.

"With its fresh décor and open plan layout this business is ideally suited to both daytime and early evening custom."

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