Brickworx, 54 Main Street, Glenboig, ML5 2QT

Description

Brickworx in Glenboig refers to the legacy and physical remnants of the village’s once world renowned fireclay brickmaking industry, which played a pivotal role in the Industrial Revolution

The business forms the end of a terrace on a corner position. Fully refurbished, externally the property has a painted exterior laid under a pitched and tiled roof to the front.

Glenboig is a small village in North Lanarkshire, Scotland, located about 10 miles (16km) northeast of Glasgow. Originally a farming community, Glenboig's transformation began in the 1830's with the discovery and exploitation of fireclay, a heat-resistant material ideal for use in furnaces.

By the late 19th Century Glenboig had become a global centre for fireclay production, with five major works operating by 1895. The village's population grew rapidly during this industrial boom from just 120 in 1861 to over 3,000 by 1939.

The fireclay industry declined in the 20th Century with the last brickworks closing in 1980. However Glenboig has continued to evolve. In recent years, it has seen residential development, including new housing estates and the revitalisation of Glenboig Village Park in 2009 with National Lottery funding.

The bar/restaurant is located in the heart of the village benefitting from a prominent corner position.

The bar/restaurant is entered from the main street to the front of the building.

Internally, the bar servery is located to the rear wall occupying a central position. There is wall to one side with complimenting table and chairs and bar stools to the front of the servery.

No expense has been spared creating a modern feel to the bar/restaurant with quality lighting and flooring throughout. There is additional seating to one side, adjacent to the rear exit to the beer garden and kids play area.

The kitchen is a fully fitted stainless steel kitchen with all modern appliances and extraction system.

Ladies and gents WC's are located to the side and rear.

The bar/restaurant is well fitted out.

A full trade inventory will be made available at the time of sale.

We understand that all fixtures and fittings are free from loan or HP agreements apart from the coffee machine.

Located to the side of the property is the beer garden which has wooden picnic style tables positioned throughout.

There is an enclosed kids play area to the rear which is grassed with additional seating, kids climbing frame and chute.

Brickworx traded successfully having developed a first class trade, providing a venue for all the family with the food menu being priced correctly.

The business offered various events and entertainment throughout the calendar year.

This opportunity will be of interest to regional and local operators who are looking to add a quality venue to their portfolio.

Turnover to year ending 30.11.24 was c.£800,000 net of VAT.

The business traded six days per week:

Monday
Closed

Tuesday to Thursday
12.00noon - 10.00pm

Friday
11.00am - 1.00am

Saturday
9.00am - 1.00am

Sunday
9.00am - 10.00pm

The Rateable Value as at 1 April 2023 is £10,700.

Confirmation of actual rates payable can be obtained from the local Authority.

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