12 Forbes St Devonport TAS 7310
OFFERS OVER $169,000+SAV

DESCRIPTION

Are you seeking a business that is easy to operate, supported by an excellent team, and offers outstanding value? Look no further.

The current owners have significantly grown the business and implemented efficient systems, allowing it to operate smoothly without their full-time involvement.

With a stellar reputation and a loyal customer base, this business is ideal for a couple or a blind installer looking to become their own boss.

Enjoy 5-day working week, public holidays and flexible work hours.

This business comes with an extensive list of chattels including 2 vehicles-Honda CRV 4wd and a Hyundai I load.

Blind Design Devonport serves the North West Coast of Tasmania, specializing in the sales and installation of blinds, curtains, shutters, and accessories.

Current owners of about 5 years had no experience in Blinds but with a great team, they have enjoyed consistent income and work-life balance.

Customers are both residential and commercial, with approx 85% of the revenue coming from residential clients.

Effective supplier arrangements in place offering peace of mind.

Products and services offered are always in demand. 50% deposits are taken once quotes are approved, offering smooth cash flow in business.

Full training and handover will be provided to ensure new owners are off to a flying start.

Lease in place with reasonable rent of $2,937+gst+o/g per month. Off the main road is the retail shop for customers and a large storage shed with plenty of parking.

Take control of your career and complete a confidentiality agreement to access financial details and an Information Memorandum.

Call Praveen Pant on Reveal Phone or contact Paul Scott on Reveal Phone email: Send Message.au/ Visit Website INTENDING PURCHASERS TO MAKE THEIR OWN INVESTIGATIONS AND ENQUIRIES IN RELATION TO THE BUSINESS AND NOT TO RELY UPON WARRANTY OR STATEMENT MADE BY THE VENDOR OR BY ANYONE ON HIS/HER BEHALF.

NOTE: All figures are approximate.

Property Code: 1926