10 cheapest pubs, takeaways and restaurants for sale across the West Midlands for under £50,000
We've listed food business premises across the West Midlands currently on the market for less than £50,000
There's a range of cheap pubs, takeaways and restaurants currently on the market for aspiring business owners to take over across the region.
The Hopton Crown, Hopton Wafers


The leasehold for a bar, restaurant and hotel is the cheapest one on Zoopla, coming in at just £10,000.
The Hopton Crown sits in the lee of Clee Hill, just west of Cleobury Mortimer and less than eight miles from Ludlow.
Sidney Phillips has said that the property consists of a four section bar and restaurant facilities and 18 en-suite letting bedrooms.
The freehold is also available to buy for £850,000.
Renzo's Desserts, Willenhall


A dessert shop called Renzo's Desserts on Stroud Avenue in Willenhall has the leasehold available for £18,500.
Silverwood Estates UK Ltd said there is currently one and half year’s lease remaining and it is an open lease to extend to the needs of whoever wishes to buy it.
The property and the business is situated in a shopping area and comprises a front shop with comfortable seating plus a kitchen and storage at the back.
The rent of the property is low as £600 per month and has a weekly turnaround sales are around £2,000 per week without advertising.
Le-Italiano, Darlaston


A long-lasting listing is for pizza business Le-Italiano, which has been a part of Darlaston's high street for years and has enjoyed a steady stream of customers, for a low price of £20,000.
The takeaway on Victoria Road has been put on the market by estate agent Empire Estates due to the previous owners' health circumstances and has been listed as an investment opportunity for any aspiring entrepreneur looking to build a business.
The description on Zoopla also pointed to the area having high foot traffic, ensuring visibility and accessibility to customers.
Anyone looking to take on the takeaway would purchase fixtures and fittings and take on a new lease with a minimum of three years, as well as a monthly rental fee of £700 and the potential for small business relief.
Bridgtown Chippy, Bridgtown, Cannock


The leasehold on Bridgtown Chippy on North Street in Bridgtown in Cannock has been listed for £24,500 by Vertias Business Sales Ltd.
The business has been established for more than 15 years, sitting on Wynn’s Corner near Watling Street, and comes fully equipped for anyone looking to take on the leasehold of both the chip shop and the cafe.
It has previously achieved an average weekly turnover of £3,500-£4,000, with approximately 35 per cent generated from the café and 65 per cent from the fish & chip takeaway.
The Old Dresser, Smethwick


The leasehold on The Old Dresser Restaurant and Cafe on Bearwood Road in Smethwick has been listed for £25,000 by Silverwood Estate UK Ltd.
The cafe is clearly visible from the street and by other shops and comprises a large front shop which has seating plus the kitchen and the storage at the back. The cafe is well decorated and attractive.
Silverwood Estate said the buyer will receive a new lease after purchased, with rent around £575 per month and a weekly turnaround of sales of around £2,000 per week without advertising, while all of the appliances and equipment are included in the price.
Uncle Sam's New York Burger Bar, Dudley


Silverwood Estate is also listing the leasehold on Uncle Sam's New York Burger Bar in Dudley for £35,000.
The property and the business is situated on Wolverhampton Street in Dudley and comprises the front shop with an eating-in area and a fully equipped kitchen.
The lease on the property is for three years, but is renewable and the rent of the property is around £560 per month and a weekly intake of approximately £4,000 to £5,000, with all equipment included in the price.
Peshawar Fried Chicken, West Bromwich


Another leasehold being offered by Silverwood Estate is for Peshawar Fried Chicken on Sams Lane in West Bromwich.
The leasehold is being offered for £35,000 and comprises a reasonable space, large fully fitted kitchen, toilet room and storage at the back.
There are also three-bedroom flats above the shop which are currently let and the lease of the property is remaining for 10 years which is also renewable with the landlord, with a rent of £1,300 per month.
All of the furniture and the equipment is included in the price, which includes a pizza machine, potato peeler/chip cutter, deep fryers, display units and salad holders.
Twisty Treatz, Bearwood


Another dessert place looking for a new leaseholder is Twisty Treatz on Bearwood Road in Bearwood.
The leasehold is being offered for £40,000 by Silverwood Estates UK Ltd, which said the restaurant has four years and two months’ lease remaining and is an open lease to extend.
The property is situated on the main road of Bearwood, comes with all of the trading equipment and is currently trading as a takeaway dessert shop.
The shop comprises retail space with storage units, a kitchen, toilet, and shelved storage and has space at the front of the shop if the leaseholder wants to arrange a seating area.
Fireaway Pizza, Walsall


Finally, there's a leasehold being offered by Ernest Wilson for a town centre restaurant in the Fireaway Pizza property on Lower Hall Lane, Walsall.
The leasehold is being offered for £49,950 and comprises premises arranged over two configured floors, with the ground floor including a striking, double-fronted coffee shop with approximately 24 internal covers.
The cafe is described as ideally situated just a short stroll from a large shopping centre and transport hubs and enjoys exceptional levels of footfall, supported by strong pedestrian flows and consistent passing trade throughout the day and with a monthly turnover of between £12,000 and £15,000.
- To see all these properties and other restaurants, takeaways and cafes for sale around the region, go to the Zoopla website.
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