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Restaurant for sale, Warrnambool VIC

At a glance

Business type
Chinese Restaurant | Eat In | Take Away | Catering | Great Location
Rent
Current Rent - TBC
Lease
Lease Options - TBC

About the business

A Chinese restaurant offering dine in, take away and catering in Portland CBD, country Victoria. It is on two levels, with the restaurant at ground level and an upstairs residence, a commercial kitchen, food preparation area, office and storage. It is approximately 200 square metres over two levels. The upstairs 2 to 3 bedroom residence is included in the lease. Lease options are available, to be confirmed. There is indoor and outdoor seating for approximately 90 patrons. It has a restaurant liquor licence for 90 patrons (TBC). The fit out includes a commercial kitchen, cooking facilities, freezers and refrigerators, and a full equipment list and photos are available. The reason given for the sale is that the current owner wants to retire. The broker reports many people pass right out front daily.

Financing calculator

An estimate, not a loan offer. Change the numbers to see what buying this business would take in cash and what the repayments would be each month.

Seller finance
Some sellers take part of the price over time. Shown at 8% over 3 years.
Loan term
Usually up to 7 years; longer when secured on property.
Loan
Secured on property: the RBA's average for small business new loans secured on residential property, August 2026

How the $90,000 is paid

  • Your cash $27,000
  • Loan $63,000

What borrowing costs

$79,819 repaid in all

  • Borrowed $63,000
  • Interest $16,819
AU-15265Estimate

Asking price$90,000

Paid by

Your cash$27,000

Secured loan, 7 years at 6.98%$63,000

Each month

Loan repayment$950

Repayments each month

$950

Over 7 years you repay $79,819, of which $16,819 is interest.

Secured on property: the RBA's average for small business new loans secured on residential property, August 2026. Lenders set their own rates and terms, and this leaves out stamp duty and fees. Source: Reserve Bank of Australia 2026.

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