A pizza parlour in the east end is up for grabs as the property hits the market, offering potential buyers an excellent opportunity to run a business from such a popular location.
Baked Pizza Al Taglio is located on Duke Street in Glasgow and is now up for grabs for £15,000 per annum, with a deposit of 6 months rent required. Due to the popular location, footfall figures are expected to be high.
The property is located on the ground floor of a four storey Victorian tenement property and is secured by an electronic roller shutter over the door/entrance.The property is listed by Cornerstone Business Agents, part of the description reads: "The subjects occupy a very prominent and high profile trading location on Duke Street. Duke Street is a prominent arterial route leading from Glasgow city centre to the east of the city.
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