Chipping Norton boutique on market for £165k as owner retires

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Chipping Norton boutique on market for £165k as owner retires

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A retail establishment with decades of presence in the Cotswolds region has been placed on the market following the owner’s decision to step away from business.

Hyde & Home occupies premises on Chipping Norton’s main commercial thoroughfare.

The independent retailer has built a devoted customer base over many years, offering an extensive range of merchandise including household items, greenery, wellness products, beauty supplies and decorative accessories for the home.

The establishment commenced operations in 2013 under the stewardship of Justin Alderslade.

With his retirement on the horizon, Alderslade has initiated the process of finding a successor for the venture.

Despite the upcoming transition, the shop remains fully operational and committed to serving its clientele throughout the holiday season.

Alderslade expressed heartfelt appreciation to the community that has supported his business journey spanning three decades in the Cotswolds, emphasizing his desire to now dedicate more time to his personal passions, particularly his cherished animals.

He conveyed deep gratitude for the unwavering backing received from loyal patrons.

The sales listing highlights an exceptional opportunity to acquire a thriving independent retail business in a prime Oxfordshire market town location.

Boasting a dedicated local customer base, strong community reputation and established brand recognition, the boutique operates on a four-day weekly schedule while maintaining impressive profitability and offering significant potential for future growth.

The comprehensive sale package, priced at £165,000, encompasses all inventory, physical assets, digital infrastructure and established customer relationships.

The vendor has indicated willingness to remain on-site for a six-week period to facilitate knowledge transfer and ensure a smooth operational handover to the incoming proprietor.

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