A Mediterranean restaurant has been closed and listed for sale just two months after opening.
Mazaya Mediterranean unexpectedly closed its restaurant in Windmill Road, Headington, this week, without explanation.
The closure comes just two months after the cafe deli opened on June 18 this year.
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Although no statement has been made by the restaurant, the premises has been listed for sale online on RightBiz.
The leasehold is listed for £70,000, or an annual rent of £27,500 or £2,292 per month, with the property promoted with “excellent visibility” on a busy road with businesses and residential properties, and a “thriving local economy” in Headington.
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The listing says: “Mazaya presents a prime opportunity for retail buyers seeking a location with strong existing footfall and the flexibility for diverse business ventures.
“This location, already established within Headington’s bustling commercial landscape, offers a compelling proposition for entrepreneurs looking to establish a thriving business in Oxford.”
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It added that the premises is “adaptable to any shop style” and has potential for cafes, restaurants, boutiques or other retail spaces.
When it opened this summer, Mazaya took over the premises from another business which closed in April, Asian supermarket The House of Soul.
The supermarket had opened in June last year in place of the Sue Ryder charity shop which used to occupy the address.
Mazaya could not be reached for comment.
Dining and Cooking