510 2Nd Ave Custer, MT 59024
Nestled on I-94 exit 47 in historic Custer, Montana, this exceptional business opportunity presents a unique blend of hospitality and entertainment. The Junction City Saloon boasts a strong local reputation and a welcoming atmosphere, attracting a diverse clientele including locals, tourists, bikers, hunters, fishermen, and truckers. This established business generates income from five distinct sources: a full-service bar, restaurant, gaming machines (including three gaming machines, a Montana lottery machine, and Montana sports betting), and a three-room motel (built in 2015). A fourth room currently serves as an owner's office and occasional lodging. The property includes all furniture, fixtures, and equipment (FFE), and holds a valuable full liquor and gaming license. Further income potential exists through the opportunity to cater events with liquor service throughout Yellowstone County. Amenities include an ATM, pool table, jukebox, dart board, and two patios (one smoking, one non-smoking). The 0.48-acre lot provides ample space for the existing buildings and potential future expansion. This turnkey operation offers a rare chance to acquire a well-established and profitable business with multiple revenue streams in a desirable Montana location. The combination of the saloon, restaurant, gaming, and motel creates a synergistic business model with built-in customer loyalty and diverse income streams. This is an exceptional opportunity for an entrepreneur seeking a profitable and established business in a vibrant community.
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Junction City Saloon & Hotel Rooms Restaurant
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