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Services Businesses for sale in Cornwall, South West
1 - 2 of 2 businesses for sale
| UPVC Double Glazing & Conservatories |
| Asking Price: £750,000 |
Turnover: £700,000 |
Location: South West |
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| Operates from three substantial and adjoining industrial units which are held on favourable rental terms and comprise extensive and well fitted workshop, showroom and ancillary facilities. It is equipped to the highest trade specifications for the bespoke production of fine hand-crafted double-glaze... |
| Taxi Services |
| Asking Price: |
Turnover: £333,000 |
Location: South West |
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| Established in the 1960s. Thriving and profitable business. 80% account clients and contracts. Almost unopposed in the area. Clear scope to grow. Leasehold town centre offices, rent £4,600 pa. GP £186k. Offers invited.... |
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Local information: Cornwall, South West
Cornwall is located at the south west tip of England, bordering only one other county (Devon), and otherwise being surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean and the English Channel. The county became a unitary authority in 2009, when its former six districts were scrapped in favour of a centralised council based in Truro.
Cornwall is the homeland of the Cornish people and diaspora, and many residents and scholars consider it one of the six Celtic nations. Residents proudly maintain their own history, language and culture, and a self-government movement seeks greater autonomy within the UK.
Since the decline of its tin-mining industry, which had flourished on and off since Roman times, along with fishing and agriculture, the county relies heavily on tourism, which makes up around a quarter of the economy. There is also now a significant creative industry in Cornwall, encompassing areas like graphic design, product design, web design, packaging design, architecture and photography.
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