Tasty Tucker, Main Street, Kilmacrennan, Co. Donegal, F92 XKT9

• 119.5sq. metres

Established Takeaway Business – For Sale as a Going Concern…

A superb opportunity to acquire a well-known and established fast-food takeaway trading as “Tasty Tucker”, ideally positioned on Main Street, Kilmacrennan. This is a ready-to-trade premises being offered as a going concern, with a strong local profile and excellent on-site facilities, including a large private car park to the side. The property provides a traditional takeaway layout at ground floor level with additional extensive accommodation overhead currently used for operational purposes, with further potential for conversion (subject to planning).

Investing in a local takeaway business as a going concern can be a very smart move, especially for buyers looking for immediate income with manageable risk.

1.  Immediate cash flow

Unlike starting from scratch, a going-concern takeaway is already trading. It has established turnover, regular customers, and proven demand. From day one, the business generates income rather than burning capital during a start-up phase.

2.  Strong, consistent demand

Takeaway food is a resilient sector. People continue to buy locally, even in tighter economic conditions. Convenience, affordability, and habit all work in your favour—particularly in well-populated residential areas.

3.  Established local reputation

A successful local takeaway benefits from repeat custom, word-of-mouth, and online reviews. You’re not buying just equipment—you’re acquiring goodwill, a trading name, and a customer base that already trusts the business.

4.  Lower operational risk

The business model has been tested. Costs, margins, peak trading times, and staffing requirements are known quantities. This reduces uncertainty and makes forecasting far more reliable for investors and lenders.

5.  Manageable entry price

Compared with many commercial investments, takeaways often have a relatively accessible purchase price. This makes them attractive to first-time business owners, family operators, or investors seeking diversification.

6.  Scope to add value

There is often clear upside potential—extended opening hours, delivery platforms, menu optimisation, or improved marketing. A hands-on owner can significantly increase profitability without major capital expenditure.

7.  Property security (where applicable)

If the freehold or a strong lease is included, you’re also securing a property asset in a local trading position—adding long-term value beyond the business itself.

The accommodation is arranged as follows

Front door to;

Prominent shopfront takeaway unit with customer waiting / seating area; 8.80m x 5.06m

Fully fitted commercial kitchen; Dedicated food preparation areas

Utility Room / Wash Up Room; 1.61m x 2.18m

Two walk-in chest freezers / Store; 3.64m x 2.31m

Customer Toilet; 2.13m x 1.74m

Stairs to First Floor Landing; 2.70m x 3.97m

Office / Admin Space; 2.96m x 2.96m

Dry Store Room; 4.07m x 2.15m

Food Prep / Store Room; 3.97m x 2.96m

Staff Toilet / Changing Room; 2.36m x 2.15m

Potential: The first floor may offer scope to be converted into an apartment, subject to planning permission, providing an additional income stream or owner-occupier accommodation.

• Large private car park
• Alarm system
• CCTV installed
• Sold as a going concern
• Excellent central location in a busy village setting
• Commercial Rates: approx. €1,700 per annum

Strength of the Kilmacrennan Area – Positive Investment Angles

1.  Strategic location, not just a village

Kilmacrennan sits on a key route between Letterkenny and west Donegal. That means passing trade, delivery reach, and visibility beyond the immediate local population—ideal for a food business.

2.  Strong sense of community

This is a loyal, close-knit area where people support local businesses. For a takeaway, that translates into repeat custom, predictable weekly trade, and long-term goodwill—something you can’t buy easily in larger towns.

3.  Limited local competition

Smaller villages benefit from less saturation. A well-run takeaway can quickly become the go-to option locally, capturing a high share of the market without the pressure of constant new entrants.

4.  Mix of local residents and seasonal uplift

Kilmacrennan benefits from year-round residents, with additional seasonal activity from tourism, visitors heading west, and returning families—providing natural peaks in turnover without reliance on tourism alone.

5.  Proximity to Letterkenny

Being close to Letterkenny offers the best of both worlds:

• Access to suppliers, staff, and services
• Lower overheads and rents
• A calmer trading environment with less direct competition

6.  Lifestyle appeal for owner-operators

For buyers looking to work in the business, Kilmacrennan offers quality of life—short commutes, community involvement, and a more sustainable pace compared to urban centres. That’s a big selling point for family-run operations.

7.  Growth and stability

Donegal continues to benefit from remote working, improved connectivity, and people choosing to live outside large towns. Villages like Kilmacrennan are well positioned to retain and grow population, supporting local services.

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