0 Profitable Greenville Multi Unit Restaurants For Sale! Greenville, SC 29615
This exceptional offering presents a unique opportunity to acquire two thriving, multi-unit franchise restaurants in Greenville, South Carolina. Established in 2015, these businesses boast a combined 5,730 square feet of space, strategically located in high-traffic retail areas near major brand stores, ensuring consistent customer flow. Each restaurant offers both indoor and outdoor seating, maximizing capacity and appeal. The combined monthly rent is $11,802.17, representing an excellent value given their prime locations. Favorable lease terms extend until December 11, 2029, providing long-term investment security. The restaurants benefit from fully trained staff, ensuring a smooth transition for the new owner. With a combined gross revenue of $2,211,491.08 and a cash flow of $131,869.30, this package represents a proven and profitable investment. The sale includes extensive equipment, including multiple prep tables, ovens, fryers, coolers, freezers, POS systems, and seating for a combined capacity of over 200 patrons. Greenville's vibrant economy and growing population offer significant potential for future expansion. This is a turnkey operation ideal for an experienced restaurateur seeking a proven business model in a high-growth market. The asking price is $570,000. A 20% down payment is required. Inventory is not included in the asking price. The seller is not offering financing.
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