24542 Ca 108 Mi-Wuk Village, CA 95346
This exceptional opportunity presents the chance to acquire a thriving, established restaurant in the picturesque Mi-Wuk Village, California. Located on the heavily trafficked Highway 108 corridor in the Sierra Nevada mountains, this well-regarded burger establishment boasts a loyal customer base cultivated over 30 years of operation. The 1,300 square foot property offers a turnkey operation, ideal for both seasoned restaurateurs and first-time owners. Minimal staffing requirements contribute to efficient management. The current owner/manager is available to provide comprehensive training on recipes and operational procedures, ensuring a seamless transition. The restaurant's prime location attracts a steady stream of local residents and tourists, particularly during the peak summer season. This charming village, surrounded by stunning natural beauty and outdoor recreational opportunities, draws thousands of visitors annually, creating a highly desirable business environment. The asking price for this profitable venture is $160,000. This represents a rare chance to own a successful restaurant in one of California's most scenic areas. The property is zoned for commercial use and includes the land. This is a special purpose property, currently operating as a restaurant.
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