Selling Bars, Restaurants and Businesses in Spain.

Are you looking to sell a business in Spain?

Fiesta Property offer a professional and confidential listing service. If you have a business to sell on the Costa del Sol, then contact us immediately for a prompt response. Fill the form below Or call our Fuengirola Office: (English speaking) Tel: (0034) 952477874.

There are many reasons why you should choose us to market your business;

• We have a clean, professional image
• We advertise in most major publications and are highly rated on the internet
• We offer a prompt and confidential service
• We tell you from the onset how we work - there is nothing hidden!
• We have a first class reputation and can give references
• We can have you listed within 24 hours
• We have a constant stream of UK clients who are keen to buy

If your business is NOT licenced or is illegal in any way please DO NOT contact us because we will NOT list it.We only deal in legal businesses

It has been brought to our attention that there is someone on the Costa del Sol offering 'rental' bars which are basically bars that are for sale and unable to sell for some reason. This could easily be taken by your landlord as a SUB-LET.

We have put this matter to our company lawyer who has examined the procedure and has made it quite clear that this is in total breach of any leasehold agreement that bar owners may have with their landlords.

The system puts the owner of the bar in a very serious legal position, especially if something goes wrong with these so called 'managers'.

If the renters are described as 'managers' then the person who appears on the opening licence is responsible for their tax, social security and work contract. Employing staff without contacts in Spain attracts heavy fines.

We have experienced problems in selling bars that have 'managers'; they have put money into the bar and are not keen to have the bar sold from under their feet.

We strongly advise anyone considering this option to take legal advice before agreeing to anything such as this, either as a seller or a 'manager/renter'.The system puts the owner of the bar in a very serious legal position, especially if something goes wrong with these so called 'managers'.

If the renters are described as 'managers' then the person who appears on the opening licence is responsible for their tax, social security and work contract. Employing staff without contacts in Spain attracts heavy fines.

We have experienced problems in selling bars that have 'managers'; they have put money into the bar and are not keen to have the bar sold from under their feet.