Boggle Hole, located on Market Row in Northallerton, is up for sale as a leasehold for £49,950.
Estate agents, Alan J Picken, has highlighted the shop’s “prime trading position” and its fully fitted, quality fixtures, fittings, and equipment as key features.
The shop is run by a husband and wife team, who established the business out of their love for handmade and handcrafted items, as well as their admiration for the county of Yorkshire.
It showcases many Yorkshire makers, crafters, artists, and designers under one roof and sells a variety of handmade gifts ranging from Jewellery, Cards and Prints, Homeware, Home Fragrances, Children’s Clothing, and more.
Currently trading six days a week, the business operates during daytime hours.
Its prime location attracts a regular clientele, both local and from further afield, achieving impressive sales and profits.
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As well as attracting regulars, the business benefits from passing trade and tourists visiting Northallerton.
Estate agents have pointed out that there is scope to maximise the full potential of its prime location and excellent reputation.
This includes the option of increasing sales by further improving the business’s online presence to boost internet sales and social media engagement.
The business’s commission from sales is around £50,000, with a net profit of approximately £30,000.
Makers are charged rent for shelf space, which covers all the property expenses, including rent and electricity.
The current owners have maintained the premises to their high exacting standards, and it is superbly fitted with extensive fixtures, fittings, and equipment.
The estate agents believe that this could be a successful acquisition for a dedicated, enthusiastic working proprietor to continue to exploit the full potential and drive maximum profits.
Prospective buyers are urged to request full details and the sales brochure by contacting Alan J Picken’s office.