Whisky Joe’s Bar, a freehold licensed premises in Paisley, is on the market through Altius Group with an asking price of £179,950.
Situated on New Street in the middle of the town, the property is described as a rare opportunity to acquire a hospitality venue in an established town centre location, with the added appeal of freehold ownership rather than leasehold tenure.
Whisky Joe’s is set out across two distinct spaces – a main bar that currently has an extensive spirits and draught selection, and a separate lounge area with its own bar, booth seating and karaoke and entertainment facilities.
The venue’s reputation with regulars is already well established. One recent customer review read: “My new favourite bar … staff are amazing, quick and friendly service even on a busy Saturday. Tunes were awesome too!”
Georgina Raynor at Altius Group said: “Whisky Joe’s has built a loyal following in Paisley by getting the fundamentals right – a strong location, a great atmosphere, and a drinks and entertainment offering that keeps people coming back.
“For anyone looking to step into hospitality with a business that already has the foot traffic and reputation in place, this is a rare opportunity. We’re expecting strong interest and would encourage anyone serious about acquiring a well-established bar to get in touch early.”
Paisley continues to be a busy town centre destination within Renfrewshire, benefiting from good transport links, and a growing hospitality and leisure scene.
Against that backdrop, Whisky Joe’s Bar is expected to attract strong interest from buyers seeking a Scottish licensed premises opportunity that combines freehold security with the potential for a fresh chapter under new ownership.
The current guide price may appeal to a broad range of purchasers, including experienced licensed trade operators looking to add to an existing portfolio, first-time bar owners taking their first step into hospitality ownership, and investors seeking a hospitality asset with scope for repositioning or renewed momentum under new management.
