3887 Sd-44, Rapid City, SD 57703
This prime investment opportunity presents a well-established convenience store in Rapid City, South Dakota, ideally situated at 3887 SD-44. Built in 1982, the property sits on a 1.25-acre lot and is listed at $850,000 (inventory sold separately). Its strategic location offers easy access, being just minutes away from the Rapid City airport, ensuring high visibility and consistent customer traffic. The convenience store boasts a liquor license, further enhancing its profitability and appeal to a broad customer base. This property is poised to benefit significantly from Rapid City's expanding market and the ongoing economic growth within the Black Hills region, attracting a steady stream of tourists and residents alike. The strong commercial climate of Rapid City, coupled with the ongoing developments in the area, makes this a compelling investment for those seeking high-traffic exposure and long-term market strength. This presents a rare opportunity to acquire a profitable business in a thriving location with significant potential for future growth and return on investment. The property's size and location make it an attractive addition to any portfolio seeking to capitalize on the robust commercial activity in the Black Hills.
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