2581 Goldstream Rd Fairbanks, AK 99709
This exceptional 6.312-acre commercial property located at 2581 Goldstream Road, Fairbanks, AK 99709, presents a unique investment opportunity. The 4,440 square foot lot is zoned for commercial use and offers significant potential for various business ventures. Currently housing the well-established Ivory Jacks bar and restaurant, the property boasts a rich history and loyal customer base. The sale includes two existing liquor licenses—a package store license and a full bar license—providing immediate revenue streams. The property's prime location in the Goldstream Valley, near recreational trails, ensures high visibility and accessibility. The existing business enjoys consistent dinner and weekend crowds, with ample room for expansion by adding weekday lunch service or capitalizing on its proximity to outdoor activities. An established pull tab business further enhances the property's profitability. This is a rare chance to acquire a landmark Fairbanks establishment with significant growth potential and a strong legacy within the community. The property's size and zoning offer flexibility for future development or expansion of the existing business. This is an exceptional opportunity for an investor seeking a profitable and established commercial property in a desirable location.
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Ivory Jack's Restaurant
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Alaska Folk Music Theater & Performing Art Venue
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Goldstream Business District Shopping Center & Mall
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