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# Ipswich chippy goes fishing for a new owner
- URL: https://www.ipswich.co.uk/ipswich-chippy-goes-fishing-for-a-new-owner/
- Published: 2026-05-05T08:20:07.000Z
- Updated: 2026-05-05T08:20:07.000Z
- Description: Ocean Fish & Chips on Felixstowe Road has been put up for sale as a going concern, with the leasehold business listed at an asking price of £19,999.
- Author: Oliver Rouane-Williams
- Tags: News

**The details:** The chippy is being marketed as a "well-established" fish and chip shop with a 5-star hygiene rating and "a solid local reputation," generating net profits of £11,500 with assets totalling £25,000.

**The bigger picture:** The broker says the current owner has been running the business part-time due to semi-retirement, leaving "significant scope" for a new owner to grow turnover through longer opening hours and online delivery platforms.

The business is pitched at "a hands-on owner or partnership team looking to grow an already reputable business."

**What's missing:** The public listing does not disclose trading hours, staff numbers or detailed premises information, with prospective buyers directed to contact the broker for more.

**The bottom line:** Ocean Fish & Chips is on the market for under £20,000 and room, according to its broker, for a new owner to expand.

[View listing](https://uk.businessesforsale.com/uk/charming-ipswich-chippy-leasehold-opportunity-for-sale-1.aspx?utm%5Fsource=business%5Femail%5Falerts&utm%5Fmedium=email&utm%5Fcampaign=Apr%5F2026)

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