Business entrepreneurs looking for a new opportunity or any ice cream enthusiasts with a spare hundred thousand pounds are in luck.
A popular, family run ice cream catering supplies business in Blackburn has been put on the market, selling for a leasehold price £120,000.
The owners have decided to sell their beloved business to allow themselves a well deserved and earned early retirement.
The next owners of the business will receive five ice cream vans, three mobile ice cream trailers and two hot and cold food catering units as part of the purchase.
The catering business has been in the hands of the family since 1975 and have built up and gained an excellent and reliable reputation in the local community.
It’s well known for supplying and selling ice creams, retro sweets as well as supplying catering in vans at parks, events and local businesses.
The owners also have permanent pitches in place at Blackburn Rovers Football Club as well as other grassroots football pitches at Mill Hill, as well as branching out with a cricket catering site at Pleasington.
Whilst the business has thrived for almost 50 years, there is a great opportunity to own and develop the established ice cream vans and catering trucks with a new and original business plan.
It is billed as a promising opportunity for aspiring business owners to generate profit whilst also providing locals with a sweet tooth tasty treats.
The business itself operates from two good sized interjoining industrial units, within a trading estate that's in a prominent position of the town.
It’s location makes it easily accessible from all major roads and motorway networks, linking the nearby towns so will rarely be short on customers.
Whilst the business has a good social media presence on Facebook, there is no official website so the new owners will have the chance to rebrand and create a strong online presence.
Anyone interested in taking on the business is asked to contact AJF Commercial Business Sales by calling 01204 325 101.
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