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Accomack County, VA Grocery And Convenience Stores for Sale

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4-Bay Convenience Store
Updated: Sep 29
4-Bay Convenience Store

3347 RIDGE RD, Chincoteague, VA 23336

$3,700,000
4,000 sqft 2.10 AC lot
Three parcels totaling 2.1 acres, including a waterfront parcel on Fowling Gut Creek
4,000‑square‑foot building constructed in 1985
Commercial zoning
Retail area with multiple refrigerators, hot dog roller, microwave and cigarette display
Rear section has a 19‑door cooler and four bay doors
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Grocery Store with Loading Dock
Updated: Jul 3
Grocery Store with Loading Dock

16115 MAIN RIDGE RD, Tangier, VA 23440

$58,000
3,978 sqft 0.20 AC lot
3,978‑square‑foot commercial building on 0.2 acres
Built in 1920 with grocery‑market configuration
Deli counter, coolers, sales counters, and safe remain in place
Large storage area with loading dock and office with store‑viewing window
Two heating systems, central air, and extra electrical capacity
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