A popular County Durham desserts delivery business has been put up for sale for £40,000.
Treats Delivery, based in Langley Moor, is a well-established cake and dessert takeaway with a loyal customer base.
The business, which boasts a turnover in excess of £187,000 per annum, is on the market with Goodwins Business Brokers.
The brokers describe the business as having an "enviable reputation" and an "extremely high quality fit out".
Treats Delivery has a substantial selection of sweet offerings including freshly prepared and individually designed cakes, a range of themed waffles, homemade ice cream sundaes, and cheesecakes.
The dessert business also provides brownies and milkshakes, with a full range of slushies also available.
The business offers external catering services, providing bespoke celebration cakes and cupcakes for various occasions.
Boasting a 4.5 star rating on Google Reviews, 5.0 stars on Facebook, and 4.8 stars on Just Eat, Treats Delivery is run by its owner and six part-time employees, who are hoping to remain with the business in the future.
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Operating from a ground floor retail unit on a busy commuter road, the premises, is available for a new lease of £900 per month.
The vendor has introduced new catering equipment and fittings to the property, providing a "warm and welcoming environment" for customers.
Goodwins Business Brokers say the business requires no further investment for an incoming operator who can capitalise on the current fit out.
They also highlight potential expansion opportunities for the business, including franchising, introducing a mobile catering van, and expanding the menu to include more vegan and gluten-free options.
The brokers also suggest increasing operating hours, as the business currently operates through peak periods with limited evening hours from Friday to Monday.
Goodwins emphasise that viewing is essential to appreciate the quality of the business on offer.
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