Sale of Selby Garden Centre

by | Oct 5, 2017 | News | 0 comments

Alexander Mackie

Alexander Mackie Associates Ltd. are delighted to announce the private and confidential sale of Selby Garden Centre located at Hull Road, Osgodby, Selby, North Yorkshire on behalf of their clients Mr. & Mrs. Ward to Mr. Noble of Victoria Farm Garden Centre & Caf? located at Guisborough Road, Whitby, North Yorkshire.

Selby Garden Centre is a family run circa 5.25 acre (2.12 hectare) garden centre, originally purchased by Mr. & Mrs. Ward in 2000, it has been sold to facilitate Mr. & Mrs. Ward?s retirement.

Victoria Farm Garden Centre & Caf? is another family run business, originally opened in 2003 by Bill & Jean Noble but is now run by their sons Mark & Paul.

The company wishes Mr. and Mrs. Ward a happy retirement and the Noble?s a successful and prosperous future ahead.

For garden centre sales; please contact Alexander Mackie Associates Ltd. and ask to speak with either Darren or Donald, both of whom are happy to discuss in confidence the sale procedure. There is currently a high demand from moneyed parties both within and outside the industry looking to acquire garden centres.

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