Located on a corner and adjacent to the village car park, the period premises are constructed of natural stone, white wash painted and they benefit from return window frontage. They offer a ground floor retail sales area of 20.73sq.m. with storage and a work shop. On the first floor there is a gallery, however it was for many years living accommodation, and could possibly revert to this use. 

The business has come to the market due to retirement plans. It trades well and is able to demonstrate good turnover and profitability. Full accounting information will be made available to bona-fide applicants.

Richard Gilbert of Miller Commercial’s Business Transfer Dept comments,

‘The Mousehole is perhaps one of the best known and remembered gift shops in the village, which is a regular destination for tourists in the summer, and again over the Christmas/New Year period when the now nationally renown harbour lights are illuminated. The business is well worth an early viewing’.

The property is currently being offered on a freehold basis off a guide price of £265,000 plus SAV.