French Cuisine Restaurant on River Front

Hilton Smythe welcomes to the market Sebastien’s Bistro. The business was originally established by our clients in 2013. The owners are now looking to sell the business due to the desire to focus on other interests. The business offers a range of dining options; pastries, breakfast, lunch and dinner all with roots in classical French cuisine. Capitalising on the availability of local and seasonal produce, the dishes are simple, honest and true to the style of a modern bistro, with an affordable and exciting menu. The restaurant - which has held a 5 star certificate in food hygiene from its inception - has established an outstanding reputation, with a loyal following of customers both regional and nationwide. This is reflected in the abundance of positive reviews evident on websites such as TripAdvisor, write-ups in culinary magazines and the word-of-mouth amongst locals. As well as casual dining, the open restaurant space is suited to larger gatherings and private functions, and has been a popular destination for wedding celebrations and a place to show live music. As per 2016 accounts the business generated an advised turnover of around £130,000 with a gross profit of 72%. This is a great turnover that could be increased even further by maximising opening hours, and utilising online and social media presence. The property has recently been refurbished and so this would make a great opportunity for a purchaser looking for a walk-in trading opportunity.

The business is run and managed by our client with the help of 6 members of staff.

The business opening hours- Monday: ClosedTuesday - Saturday: 10am – 2pm & 6pm – 9pm Sunday: Closed

Sebastiens Bistro is located in Kingston Mill, Bradford-On-Avon, Wiltshire. The business is situated within a grade II listed mill at the heart of the town, with stunning, unrivalled views across the banks of the river Avon and overlooking the historic town bridge. The recently developed Kingston Mill estate accommodates a large number of residents, alongside an abundance of independent shops and a monthly farmer’s market, maximising the area’s potential for attracting footfall and passing trade. Bradford-On-Avon was recently named in Sunday Times' list of the UK’s best towns and suburbs to live in, and with the beautiful surroundings steeped in historic architecture, the area is a year-round tourist attraction. The restaurant is located adjacent to the main road through the town centre, which connects to the south-west of England via A361, and north towards Bath and Bristol via the A4. Bus stops and the town’s train station are all within a two minute walking distance of the business.