Long-Standing Army and Navy Supply Store in North London
£50,000
£100,000
£36,000
Overview
Leasehold
1998
- Excellent Reputation
- Friendly & Professional Team
- Very Loyal Customer Base
- Huge Growth Potential
- Low Overheads
This long-standing army and navy supply store in North London has been trading for 29 years, with its current location operating successfully for 22 years.
Renowned for its huge stock levels, supplier relationships, and reputation, the business caters to both walk-in customers and online shoppers via its e-commerce website.
The owner is now looking to retire, making this a rare opportunity to take over a well-established business with untapped potential.
Currently, the store only operates 4 days a week, leaving substantial room for increased revenue by extending opening hours or expanding online sales.
With an established reputation, a strong supplier network, and plenty of room for expansion, this is an excellent opportunity for a new owner to modernise and scale a unique retail business.
The store specialises in a wide range of army and navy surplus products, attracting both regular and new customers from across North London and beyond. The e-commerce website complements in-store sales, providing nationwide reach for online customers.
Known for its extensive inventory and strong supplier relationships, the business has built a loyal customer base over the years. The store is turnkey, with all stock and equipment included in the sale, allowing a new owner to step in and operate immediately.
The vendor owns the freehold property and is offering a new 10-year lease, ensuring stability for a new owner.
This owner-operated business has been successfully run with no additional staff, making it ideal for someone looking to take on a well-established brand or an investor looking to expand its trading hours and digital presence.
Extend Opening Days – Currently open just 4 days a week, operating full-time could instantly increase revenue.
Increase Online Presence – Minimal marketing is currently done, meaning a focused digital strategy could drive ecommerce sales significantly.
Social Media & SEO Investment – The business does not actively advertise or use social media, making digital marketing an easy way to attract new customers.
Product Expansion – Introducing new army, navy, or tactical gear could diversify the range and attract a wider audience.
Potential to Hire Staff – A new owner could delegate day-to-day operations to staff, allowing more focus on expansion and strategy.
Features
Online Presence
Location
- High Footfall
- Nearby Car Parking