One of Glasgow's most iconic tea rooms is up for grabs....if you have a spare £125,000.

The owner of the Charles Rennie Mackintosh-inspired Willow Tea Rooms on Buchanan Street has put the business on the market.

Anne Mulhern, 63, confirmed she is selling the tea rooms after 36 years trading to retire after suffering a period of ill health earlier this year.

New owners will be asked to submit offers over £125,000, which includes the trade fixtures, fittings, furnishings, equipment and The Willow Tea Room’s brand.

Rent for the building is listed at £65,000 per annum by leasing agent CDLH, who said annual sales are more than £1million.

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The venue's interior is inspired by Mackintosh's design for Kate Cranston’s Ingram Street Tea Rooms.

The Willow Tea Rooms within the Watt Brothers Department Store on Sauchiehall Street will form part of the sale discussions.

Mackintosh at the Willow, on Sauchiehall Street - which is the original Mackintosh designed tearoom and separately owned - re-opened last year after a major £10million restoration project. 

A spokeswoman for the Willow Tea Rooms said: "Anne had a bit of ill health earlier this year and has decided the time has come to the put the business on the market.

"In many respects it  has never looked better, there is a new Jo Malone store right next door. It's a great business and the staff are fantastic.

"Anne will be remaining until a new owner can be found but for the moment, it's business as usual."

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Alan Creevy, director at leasing agent CDLH, said: "“This is a unique opportunity to acquire highly profitable business with sales over £1 million pa, which will undoubtedly be of interest to existing operators, as well as those simply wishing to enjoy the ownership of a much-loved Glasgow institution."

The original tea rooms site was chosen because it was in the middle of Glasgow’s most fashionable street - ‘Sauchiehall’ means ‘alley of willows’.