Have your cottage and serve coffee too! Enterprising investors may just fall in love with the idea of owning a coffee shop own 3-bed cottage in the charming coastal town of St Cyrus. Built in the 1890’s, this site was home to the original Old Bakery, which is currently run as a coffee shop that appears to be quite popular from reviews.
The shop furnishings can remain for a separate purchase, giving you an opportunity to move straight in and start brewing your business. The semi-detached cottage itself is more modern and traditional, but appears to be a comfortable space. Based on what I can tell from the floorplans and photos, there is an opportunity to update and add a bit of character to the upstairs bedroom.
From the Yopa Listing:
The single storey coffee shop is spaced out over several alcove areas with plenty of seating space for approximately 40 covers. It has original features, an open plan kitchen fitted with open shelved units and wall shelving, double electric ovens, ceramic hob and plenty space for extra appliances… Externally there is a courtyard area ideal for external seating in the summer. The car park is made of hardcore and offers parking for at least 10 cars.
What makes The Old Bakery unique?
- Ready to purchase business with move in ready cottage
- Original 1890’s stone building
- Possibility to extend or renovate
- Plenty of parking
Let’s take a gander – what’s nearby?
- Enjoy a nice walk and sea views at St Cyrus National Nature Reserve
- Stroll by the Scurdie Ness Lighthouse
- Tour the grand House of Dun
Additional Photos from the listing
Pictures Credit: Fine and Country. Please access the listing for additional photo gallery.
Details from the Listing Agent
Let them know you saw it on Hoose & Gander!
Getting There
A note to Hoose & Gander readers
Hoose & Gander is not a listing agency and does not make any claims to the accuracy of information provided via the public listing. It is the responsibility of prospective buyers to vet all information with the correct parties.
The purpose of Hoose & Gander is to highlight, celebrate, and feature unique character properties across Scotland and the UK. Hoose & Gander does not own copyrights to listing photos; however, we operate in good faith by crediting all sources. We share content under fair use for the benefit of the greater public to access, comment, and celebrate unique properties found in the public domain.
