A Darlington takeaway pasta restaurant has appeared up for sale eight months after it opened in the town.
Casa Della Pasta opened on Skinnergate in March this year in the unit once occupied by Barnacles Fish & Chips, and business has been getting busier and busier day by day.
Offering pasta, loaded fries, salads, sandwiches, sweet treats, and hot and cold drinks, it is a popular choice for those who work around the Skinnergate area of Darlington.
Despite only opening eight months ago, the Casa Della Pasta name has now appeared on the sales market.
Offering eat-in, take-out, and delivery, the business is up for grabs for £39,999.
Appearing for sale over the last few days with estate agent Parker Barras, the restaurant, which is mainly a takeaway but can seat 12-15 people, is described as a "unique opportunity".
The listing says: "Parker Barras are delighted to offer a unique opportunity to acquire a pasta shop serving amazing pasta dishes, salads, sandwiches, coffees and more, located in Darlington Town Centre, situated on Skinnergate. Nearby occupiers include Greggs, Weatherspoons, Savers.
"Casa Della Pasta is modern, light and airy with a highly striking shop front, leading into an open plan customer area.
"Operated by owner and four full-time members of staff, opening Monday - Saturday 11am - 9.30pm, with open cooking facilities cooking fresh pasta dishes in front of the customers.
"With a 5-star food hygiene rating followed by high reviews such as 4.7/5 Facebook, 4.8/5 Google, 4.5/5 Just Eat.
"A fantastic opportunity only for sale as the owner pursues other business interests, a genuine reason for sale."
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The business is held on a lease, paying a rent of £16,000 per year, the property is across the ground floor and first floor.
The first floor is in good order and could be additional prep space of residential.
The rateable value is £8,300 meaning the property is eligible for Small Business Rates Relief, leading to no rates to be paid
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