13-46 127 St Queens, NY 11356
This exceptional restaurant opportunity is situated in the vibrant heart of College Point, Queens County, offering unparalleled visibility and high foot traffic. The property boasts a spacious 2,700 square foot interior, ideal for a variety of culinary concepts. Its strategic location ensures a consistent stream of potential customers, maximizing your business's reach and profitability. The single-tenant occupancy simplifies management and allows for complete control over the space's design and operation. The property sits on a 0.13-acre lot, providing ample space for outdoor seating or potential expansion (subject to zoning regulations). This is a turnkey solution for an established restaurant or a promising new venture. Financial advantages include a tenant responsible for 75% of real estate taxes, significantly reducing your operational costs. This prime location in College Point presents a rare chance to establish or expand a successful restaurant business in a thriving community. The property's size and visibility make it an attractive investment for both seasoned restaurateurs and ambitious entrepreneurs. Don't miss this chance to secure a thriving business in a high-demand area. Serious inquiries only.
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