County SC! Restaurant For Sale With Real Est In Growing Un Buffalo, SC 29321
This exceptional opportunity presents a fully-equipped, turn-key restaurant for sale, complete with the real estate, in the rapidly growing Union County, South Carolina, for $349,000. The 2,142 square foot restaurant sits on a spacious 0.82-acre lot, offering significant long-term security and flexibility for the owner. Built in 1989, the property features a sizable dining area with seating for approximately 100 guests, adaptable to various restaurant concepts. The fully-equipped commercial kitchen is a chef's dream, boasting two hoods totaling 18 feet, ample refrigeration (coolers, freezers), extensive prep tables, a modern POS system, deep fryers, grills, steamers, warmers, microwaves, and a comprehensive array of cooking equipment. Included in the sale are numerous fixtures and furnishings such as booths, tables, chairs, and various kitchen equipment. The restaurant currently employs seven people. The seller is retiring, presenting a unique opportunity for a new owner to step into an established business in a growing market. Union County's expanding population and limited dining options create a strong potential for continued success. The asking price includes the real estate, eliminating the need for separate lease negotiations. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a profitable business with significant growth potential in a desirable location. The sale is an asset sale, not a franchise, and seller financing is not available.
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