Restaurant/Bar for sale in Benalmadena Costa, Benalmádena, Málaga

Restaurant for sale in coast's most popular marina. Unusual chance to acquire a freehold business currently trading as an international restaurant offering views of the beach and the sea.

Great opportunity to purchase a 72-seat restaurant serving an eclectic mix of Indian, Mexican and Italian food. Due to its prime location, it could lend itself to any other style of cuisine. The main restaurant comfortably seats 28, with a modern glass-covered terrace for a further 22 and an outside terrace accommodating another 22. All tables offer sea views.

The restaurant is fully equipped with all furnishings and fixtures, making it ready to walk in and begin trading from day one. It has a cosy yet modern feel with its blue and white colour scheme and traditional floor tiles.

There is a wooden bar with room for clients to have a pre-dinner drink. There are ladies' and gents' toilets and a well-equipped kitchen. The business is sold as seen, with fridges, crockery, cutlery and glassware provided.

The kitchen is a generous size, with stainless steel worktops, fridges, shelving, sinks, two pizza ovens and an extractor.

Great opportunity to take over an already successful business in the coast's best location. There is also huge scope to expand the business.

Benalmadena

Benalmadena is located 19 km west of Malaga International Airport and sits between the coastal resorts of Torremolinos and Fuengirola. Its average rainfall per year is 610 mm and it has an average yearly temperature of 18 degrees. It has a population of 65,965 inhabitants. Benalmadena is one of the more popular tourist destinations on the Costa del Sol and is split into three main areas. These are the traditional and original settlement of Benalmadena, Benalmadena Pueblo, the cosmopolitan town of Arroyo de la Miel and the various areas that make up 10 km of coastline, including 13 beaches, of which five are blue flag, that comprise Benalmadena Costa.

Benalmadena Pueblo is situated in the foothills of the mountains and about 5 km from the coast. Most areas of this village offer breathtaking views of the Mediterranean from Fuengirola to Malaga. The village attracts many day visitors as it has managed to keep its traditional Spanish village look, with whitewashed walls, narrow flower-filled cobbled streets and small plazas (squares) where traditional Spanish cafés and bars reside. Many visitors enjoy the tranquillity of the village, taking in a real taste of Spanish life whilst enjoying local cuisine and tapas.

Arroyo de la Miel is a small but modern town that lies between the village and the coast and is the central point for Benalmadena's local and foreign expat community to dine, be entertained and shop. It is also home to Benalmadena's train station, which links the resort to Fuengirola and Malaga via the airport. The bus service is similar to that of the village, with a few additional routes that go to the urbanisations along the Benalmadena coast. This has made Arroyo de la Miel a popular commuter town. Here you will also find Tivoli World theme park, the cable car which runs to the top of the mountain and Selwo Marina, one of a handful of places in Spain where you can swim with dolphins. You will also find the famous Paloma Park with its native rabbits, peacocks and chickens and the lake, which makes this a great day out for children and adults alike. There is also an auditorium where musical events are held.

Benalmadena Costa has a numerous and varied selection of hotels that line the beachfront, the main road and side streets of this popular tourist destination. The main area of Benalmadena Costa lies between the award-winning marina and the area of Torrequebrada, which is home to Benalmadena's only casino.

Within this area there are plenty of restaurants, bars, clubs and entertainment venues that cater for many nationalities. There is also the marina, offering a range of boating and water activities, a Sealife Centre, plus a plethora of bars and restaurants.