GrowthTwo independent businesses expand in Hale

Two independent businesses expand in Hale

Two independent businesses are thriving in Hale, each taking additional space at 156 Ashley Road.

‘The Garden Eatery’ health food café at 154 Ashley Road, is one of the village’s most popular day time eateries serving wholesome, nutritious, home cooked food which is both innovative and plant based, with fish and meat options along with a selection of freshly squeezed cold pressed juices.

It has taken the adjoining 350 sq ft ground floor unit on a six year lease to expand the business and opened ‘The Little Garden’, whose experienced floral designers will provide flowers for any occasion.

Elite Travel Boutique already established on the first floor has taken an additional 200 sq ft of accommodation on the second floor on a two year lease.

Daniel Lee, managing director, Regional Property Solutions who manage and let the building on behalf of the landlord, LMO Property, said: “The property is now fully let and we are delighted it has been taken by established and thriving businesses in the village, even more so after such a challenging period”.

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