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Popular Irish pub with 'loyal following' in Glasgow goes on secret sale
Read on to discover more about the exciting city centre boozer
ON THE MARKET Popular Irish pub with 'loyal following' in Glasgow goes on secret sale
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A popular Irish Bar in Glasgow has hit the market, according to an online marketplace.
The mystery boozer is on the market under a confidential mandate - meaning the name or address of the city centre venue has not been revealed.
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The listing also does not disclose the asking price for the premises but states it pulls in a turnover of up to £5million.
The pub is described as having a "a loyal following" and has been praised for its "authentic atmosphere" along with live music and renowned quality of its Guinness service.
Businesses may be sold under a confidential mandate to prevent negative impacts on employees, customers, and suppliers, as well as protecting its reputation, and ongoing operations during the sale process .
A description of the business has been published on the website.
It reads: "This opportunity represents the acquisition of a distinguished traditional Irish pub established in February 2019 in Glasgow's prestigious G1 postcode.
"Operating from leasehold premises with a total capacity of 216 patrons - including a 30-seat terrace.
"The Business has cultivated a loyal following through its authentic atmosphere, broadcast of live sporting events, weekend live music performances, and renowned quality of its Guinness service."
It's understood that the boozer achieved a peak turnover in 2022 of just over £1million.
There is also "untapped potential" through the reactivation of its disused kitchen.
It's thought that the customer base is "diverse" and attracts a broad range of ages.
The listing adds: "Customers are drawn by the venue's authentic Irish pub atmosphere, its focus on high-quality beverages (particularly Guinness and lager selections), and the entertainment offerings of live sport and music.
"The Business consciously maintains its identity as a welcoming traditional Irish bar rather than solely a sports bar, fostering inclusivity and broadening its appeal."
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This business presents a compelling investment proposition for investors.
Offers are invited and enquiries are encouraged via
