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$ 465,000
Est. payment | /mo
3,540 SqFt
$ 465,000
Est. payment | /mo
3,540 SqFt
Key Details
Property Type Commercial
Sub Type Commercial
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Sale
Square Footage 3,540 sqft
Price per Sqft $131
MLS Listing ID 497008
Property Sub-Type Commercial
Property Description
Very successful Georgian Supermarket for sale. Food Store For Sale in Gravesend. Looking for a profitable investment opportunity in the food retail industry? Consider the Georgian Food Market, the food retail store, that is currently offered for sale. The store space totals in 3,500 sq ft of main floor , + 2,000 sq ft of basement. All the professional equipment will be included in the transaction of sale of the busyness: stoves, refrigerators, shelves, pots, pens, utensils, etc. The store is licensed to sell the beer. Located in a prime Brooklyn location, well-organized, and well-equipped. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity. The business is active for 3 years. First year net income $952K, second year $960K, 3rd year $1,100,000, now $1,500,000. Rent is $6500mth. (10 year lease with 5 years extension) The location has 4 parking spots that come with the store. Only equipment itself worth at lease $250,000 that is included with the business. There is a full professional kitchen included. Please make an appointment and come to see it. Come and try an amazing food that this place is selling.
Location
State NY
County Kings (brooklyn)
Area Gravesend
Zoning C1
Rooms
Basement Full
Interior
Interior Features Kitchen
Flooring Ceramic
Equipment All kitchen equipment including refrigerators, stove, shelves, etc.
Exterior
Exterior Feature Brick
Utilities Available Electric, Gas, Heat
Roof Type Flat
Present Use Retail
Handicap Access Yes
Building
Foundation Poured Concrete
Others
Financing Cash
Listed by Superior Realty Service