Want to own a pub, cafe or takeaway? Here are some of the cheapest business premises now on sale across Shropshire

Using the property management site Zoopla, we've produced a list of five of the cheapest commercial properties to buy in the county with details of the price of the property and what potential buyers can expect when they take a look inside.

This list is from lowest to highest price and further details are available by clicking on the links.

Sitting on the English/Welsh border in the village of Priest Weston, the Miners Arms is a traditional pub with a lounge bar which includes three open fires, a kitchen and three bedrooms for owners to live in, as well as a garden with views across the countryside.

The pub is listed for sale for £15,000 and is available on "free of tie terms" from the landlord, which allows the tenant to purchase beer and other products from any supplier at market prices and, in exchange, the tenant pays higher rent and is responsible for repairs.

The description from Zoopla reads: "Character stone cottage style public house in sought after village with 'Olde Worlde' trading areas, lounge bar with three open fires, a catering kitchen and ancillary areas.

"There is a three-bedroom owners' accommodation, trade garden with outstanding country views and two large car parks.

"Available on sensible free of tie terms from private landlord."

Arki's has been trading in Shrewsbury for 50 years and is established as a favourite within the community.

Located within a housing estate and row of shops a short distance from Shrewsbury town centre, the takeaway is on the market for £34,950 and comes fully equipped, with modern equipment in place.

The description of Zoopla reads: "This outstanding fish and chip shop has traded here successfully for more than 50 years and has been under the same family ownership since 1986.

"A firm favourite and highly regarded for its wide choice of menu items, from traditional fish and chips and pies, to grilled items such as kebabs and fried chicken.

"Located at the head of a parade of shops and just a short distance from Shrewsbury town centre, the takeaway benefits from a good volume of trade from passing workers, locals and from the huge amount of industry and commercial businesses that surround it.

"Ease of drive-up parking is a tremendous positive for the traders in this parade. The business is run at a fairly low-key pace by its two working owners plus some part-time help during busier times.

"Ambitious new owners could certainly take fuller advantage of all of the modern online food delivery hubs such as Just Eat and Deliveroo and offer deliveries to the densely populated communities that surround the shop."

The Green Dragon in Buttington sits on the busy A458 road on the English/Welsh border and has been a popular site for travellers for years, as well as having a touring caravan and campsite.

It is on offer for £35,000 and includes a lounge, bar and restaurant and overspill dining room, as well as a private accommodation area which could be let out to tenants.

The garden is large, while the pub also has a car park and two glamping pods.

The description of Zoopla reads: "A country pub with touring caravan and campsite on a busy A-road.

"The property is appointed to a very good standard throughout, with a character lounge/bar/restaurant and overspill dining room and two section private accommodation with scope for letting.

"There is a large trade garden and parking and two glamping pods."

The bar sits in the centre on Shrewsbury near the Theatre Severn and is available for a new tenant for £38,000, which includes the ground and first floor trading areas, which have recently been refurbished.

It is available on "free of tie terms" from the landlord, which allows the tenant to purchase beer and other products from any supplier at market prices and, in exchange, the tenant pays higher rent and is responsible for repairs.

The description of Zoopla reads: "This is a busy town centre location opposite a theatre and was recently refurbished throughout to good standard.

"This includes ground and first floor trading areas and is on free of tie lease on sensible terms.

"The current sales are circa £8,000 per week and is a lock-up."

The café on Albrighton High Street has gone on the market after the current owner made the decision to retire and is available for £45,000.

Latte Da has been given a full refurbishment in the eight years it has been trading and new owners will find the café fully equipped and with new decor and lighting throughout.

The description of Zoopla reads: "CoGoGo is delighted to offer to the market a beautifully presented village coffee shop with more than eight years trading history.

"The recently refurbished coffee shop is now being made available for sale due to our clients wish to now retire.

"Before opening the business, our clients embarked on a full transformation of the tired unit with new decor, lighting, equipment, kitchen, toilet facilities, service counter and outside terrace area.

"Throughout the lockdown closed period, our clients fitted a new floor throughout and refreshed the kitchen & the decor.

"The ‘turn-key’ opportunity comes with a 5-star customer rating and is proud to offer a relaxed atmosphere where both locals and visitors can enjoy the best coffee, snacks and specials either inside or outside on the large terrace area."