Restaurants in Earlsfield available for sale
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Restaurants for Sale near Earlsfield, London

Restaurants for Sale Within 5 miles of the Earlsfield, London

More details for 424 Coldharbour Ln, London - Retail for Sale

424 Coldharbour Ln

London, SW9 8LF

  • Retail for Sale
  • £850,000
  • 2,228 sq ft
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More details for 180 North End Rd, London - Retail for Sale

Old Oak - 180 North End Rd

London, W14 9NX

  • Retail for Sale
  • £2,000,000
  • 2,222 sq ft
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More details for 157 Balham High Rd, London - Retail for Sale

Hagen & Hyde - 157 Balham High Rd

London, SW12 9AU

  • Retail for Sale
  • £4,320,000
  • 4,369 sq ft

London Retail for Sale - Balham

Located in the desirable south London neighbourhood of Balham, just north of Tooting and south of Clapham, an area known for its strong residential catchment and thriving café and bar scene. Hagen & Hyde occupies a prominent position on Balham High Road (A24) in the heart of Balham town centre. The property is surrounded by a mix of national and independent operators, with nearby occupiers including McDonald’s, Sainsbury’s, Joe & The Juice, Oliver Bonas and The Cyclist (Urban Pubs & Bars). Balham Underground and National Rail Station is within a 2-minute walk, offering fast and frequent services to Central London via the Northern Line and overground trains to Clapham Junction and London Victoria. A Rare Opportunity to Acquire a Centrally Located Freehold Public House Investment in the Vibrant South West London Suburb of Balham Hagen & Hyde occupies a mid-terraced position and is arranged over ground, basement and three upper floor levels. The property is of brick construction under a mix of pitched and flat roofs. Freehold public house investment Prime location in the heart of Balham close to the Underground Station, McDonald’s, Sainsbury’s and Boots Substantial property over basement, ground and three upper floor levels extending to approximately 649.5 sq m/6,988 sq ft Let to the award winning pub group Urban Pubs & Bars who currently operate 54 venues across Greater London Current rent £264,423 per annum Five yearly RPI linked reviews subject to a collar of 2% and cap of 4% with the next rent review due on 17th May 2029. From 1st January 2030 the review index will be CPIH +1% Lease expiry in May 2044 We are seeking offers in excess of £4,320,000 reflecting a net initial yield of 5.75% and a capital value per square foot of £618. Business unaffected by sale The property is held freehold (Title Number LN233712). The property is let to Urban Pubs & Bars London Limited (Company Number 08774738) on a 25-year lease expiring on 16th May 2044 at a current rent of £264,423 per annum. Within the lease the tenant has the right to renew for an additional 25-year term provided that notice is served within the final year of the lease but no later than 6 months from expiry. The rent is subject to five yearly upwards only reviews in line with RPI subject to a collar of 2% per annum and a cap of 4% per annum however, from 1st January 2030 the review index will be CPIH +1%. The next rent review is due on 17th May 2029, but, please note that from 2039 the rent is subject to annual rolling rent reviews until expiry. The property is let to the award winning pub group Urban Pubs & Bars, one of the largest privately owned pub, bar and restaurant operators in London with 54 venues which are all located across Greater London. The group were founded in 2014 by leading sector operators Nick Pring and Malcolm Heap and grew quickly before receiving significant investment from Davidson Kempner and Global Mutual in August 2021. This transaction has provided the group with additional capital to develop and invest in the existing business alongside further acquisitions including 13 pubs from London operator Bar Works in 2021, 3 sites from InBev in 2022 and more recently 11 former Antic pubs, which included the Clapton Hart, in August 2024. The company were named Best Pub/Bar Company and the MCA Hospitality Awards in March 2025. The tenant company Urban Pubs & Bars London Limited (Company Number 08774738) has published the following financial information. Year 52 weeks to 30 April 2023 52 weeks to 28 April 2024 Turnover £52,155,550 £60,532,709 Operating Profit (£000’s) £1,246,116 £1,460,918 Net Assets £21,202,756 £22,363,674 Given the continued growth of the company revenue is expected to have increased when their next accounts are published. Since acquiring The Clapton Hart the company have invested heavily in the refurbishment of the premises which are now fitted to a very high standard.

Contact:

Savills

Property Subtype:

Bar

Date on Market:

15/07/2025

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More details for 75-77 Ridgway, London - Retail for Sale

75-77 Ridgway

London, SW19 4ST

  • Retail for Sale
  • £1,100,000
  • 2,141 sq ft
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FAQs About Restaurants For Sale in Earlsfield

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How many restaurants are currently available for sale in Earlsfield?
There are currently 0 restaurant properties available for sale. Sizes range from to , with an average size of.
How much does restaurant property cost in Earlsfield?
The average asking price is approximately per sq ft, with prices ranging from to per sq ft. Values are influenced by factors such as location, trading potential, fit-out quality, size and local demand.
What factors influence restaurant property values?
Location, footfall, visibility, accessibility, seating capacity, kitchen facilities, extraction systems and trading history can all influence value. Properties with established fit-outs or strong trading locations may attract additional buyer interest.
What sizes of restaurant property are available?
Available properties range from to , with an average size of. Opportunities may suit independent operators, expanding hospitality businesses and larger restaurant groups.
What should I consider before buying a restaurant property?
Important considerations include location, customer footfall, visibility, kitchen specification, extraction systems, storage space, licensing requirements, accessibility and future operating costs. Buyers should also assess the property's suitability for their concept and target market.
Can I buy a fully fitted restaurant?
Some restaurant properties are sold with an existing fit-out, including kitchen equipment, extraction systems, seating areas and customer facilities. Others may require refurbishment or a complete reconfiguration before opening.
Do restaurant properties require specific licences?
Depending on the intended operation, licences may be required for alcohol sales, late-night trading or entertainment. Buyers should verify existing licences and understand any local authority requirements before completing a purchase.
Can I change the use of a restaurant property?
Many restaurant properties fall within Use Class E, which may allow flexibility between restaurant, café, retail, office and other commercial uses. However, any proposed change should be confirmed with the local planning authority.
What due diligence should I carry out before buying?
Buyers should review planning permissions, licences, title documents, building condition reports, environmental matters and any existing operational infrastructure. Professional legal and surveying advice is recommended before proceeding.
What additional costs should I budget for?
In addition to the purchase price, buyers should budget for Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT), legal fees, surveys, finance costs, insurance, refurbishment works and any upgrades required to meet operational or regulatory standards.
Can restaurant properties be attractive investments?
Restaurant properties can generate income through occupational leases and may benefit from strong locations with consistent customer demand. As with any investment, buyers should assess tenant quality, lease terms, local market conditions and long-term growth prospects.

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