5499 Us-64 Copperhill, TN 37317
This exceptional turnkey opportunity presents a well-established motel and bar/restaurant located at 5499 US-64 in Copperhill, Tennessee, zip code 37317. The property boasts a prime location in the tri-state area of Tennessee, Georgia, and North Carolina, benefiting from significant regional traffic. Built in 1952, the 2,350 square foot building sits on a spacious 4.96-acre lot and is zoned for commercial use. The property is currently operating as a successful business, featuring seven efficiency rental units that provide a consistent income stream. In addition to the rental units, a popular bar and restaurant are key revenue generators. The establishment is known for its weekly pool tournaments and welcoming atmosphere, attracting large crowds. Further income potential exists through the rental of the space for private parties and the option to add a sandwich/salad bar. The asking price is $579,700, translating to $246.68 per square foot. This represents a unique chance to acquire a profitable, established business with significant upside potential in a desirable location. The property is offered for sale by owner, providing a streamlined transaction process. This is an ideal investment for an entrepreneur seeking a ready-made business with established clientele and multiple revenue streams. The property's size and location offer significant expansion possibilities. All permits and licenses are in place and available for review.
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