0 Bruce B Downs & County Line Rd Tampa, FL 33647
This fully operational restaurant in the thriving Tampa/Wesley Chapel area presents a unique investment opportunity. Priced at $690,000, this established business boasts a strong, loyal customer base built around authentic Cuban cuisine. The sale includes a transferable beer and wine license, eliminating the complexities and delays associated with obtaining such permits. A significant advantage is the inclusion of a seven-year lease, providing immediate operational security and long-term stability for the new owner. The modern kitchen is fully equipped with paid-off appliances and equipment, requiring no further capital investment. There are no outstanding debts or lease obligations on any assets. This turn-key operation is situated in a prime location with consistent foot traffic, ensuring continued success. All systems and processes are already in place, allowing for immediate revenue generation. This is an exceptional opportunity to acquire a profitable, established restaurant in a booming market, minimizing the start-up challenges and maximizing the potential for immediate return on investment. The restaurant's consistent profitability is reflected in its Net Operating Income (NOI) of $227,427. Located at the intersection of Bruce B Downs and County Line Road in Wesley Chapel, Florida (zip code 33647), this business is ready for a new owner to step in and continue its success. Serious inquiries only.
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