551815 Us Hwy 1 Hwy Hilliard, FL 32046
This exceptional 1,650 square foot retail property, situated on a 0.47-acre lot at 551815 N US Highway 1 in Hilliard, Florida, presents a lucrative business opportunity. The fully-equipped, turnkey salon and barbershop has enjoyed over 30 years of success, boasting a loyal and established clientele. Its unique position as the only full-service barbershop in the immediate area ensures a consistent stream of customers from Hilliard and surrounding communities. Currently operating with one barber and two stylists, the space offers significant potential for expansion. Three additional stylist stations could easily be accommodated, and ample room exists to add services such as nail care, tanning, massage, or wellness treatments. The exterior features are equally impressive, including abundant parking, an ADA-compliant ramp for accessibility, durable Hardy plank siding, a 2013 shingle roof, and a fenced area. The expansive lot size presents further opportunities for business expansion or development. This prime location near the Florida/Georgia border places the property on a heavily trafficked section of US Highway 1, strategically positioned between the post office and a large equipment rental business, and across from bustling restaurants and shopping centers, ensuring high foot traffic and visibility. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a thriving, established business with significant growth potential in a highly desirable location. The asking price is $495,000.
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