Gilbert Street, Latrobe

Blooming Business in Popular Latrobe Located in the popular town of Latrobe, Flowers on Gilbert is a well-established florist and gift shop with a reputation for premium quality blooms, creative floral designs, and thoughtful giftware. Complementing the thriving storefront and online store for Flowers on Gilbert is Green 'N' Gorgeous, the highly successful online arm of the business, which has built a loyal following and continues to grow. Together, they enjoy excellent turnover, low overheads, glowing reviews, and plenty of potential for further expansion. 58 Gilbert St, Latrobe TAS 7307 Located with street frontage and excellent parking on Latrobe's main street Monday - Friday - 9am – 5:30PM Saturdays - 9am - 2pm - Lease is place on a month-by-month basis with option to put long term lease in place - Negotiable lease terms 6 Employees, 1 x Full time, 5 x Casual This business is ideal for an owner-operator, though with experienced staff already in place, it can also be successfully run under semi-management. - Excellent annual turnover, details available upon request - Popular main street location - Excellent online reviews & strong social media presence - High-visibility, heavy foot traffic location - Strong online trade for both businesses - Using premium blooms from local Tasmanian growers - Preferred supplier for local funeral homes - 4.8 Star Google Ratings Score + Excellent Online Reviews Assets include cool room, fixtures and fittings, phone system, 2 websites managed by Jeffrey Studios and a wide array of materials - Additional storage shed with extra work space and fridges for peak periods Supported by a loyal community following and complemented by two successful online stores, this florist is well-regarded for its premium service and presents the ideal opportunity for a passionate owner-operator or investor seeking a ready-made business with exciting potential to grow. Contact the listing agent Emily Carmichael for more information. One Agency Collins has systems and procedures in place to verify the accuracy of the information provided, however, clients should rely on their own enquires.