4940 Tennesse Ave Chloride, AZ 86431
This exceptional opportunity presents a thriving, established general store and Arizona Tourist Information Center in Chloride, Arizona's oldest continuously inhabited mining town. Located on a 0.73-acre lot with two parcels, the property includes a 2,690-square-foot building, ample parking, and modern amenities. The Mine Shaft Market enjoys excellent visibility and foot traffic due to its location just off Highway 93, a major route between Phoenix and Las Vegas. The business offers groceries, alcohol, tobacco, souvenirs, and collectibles, serving both the local community and tourists drawn to Chloride's rich history, murals, petroglyphs, and Old West charm. As the area's only grocery store, it provides essential goods and boasts a solid reputation and positive cash flow. This sale includes the business, building, land, and inventory, allowing for immediate operation. A commercial kitchen buildout is underway, presenting the potential to add a deli or coffee shop for increased revenue. The property features ample storage space, city water and electric utilities, and a 15-port video surveillance system. The current staff may be willing to continue employment. This is a rare chance to own a piece of history and a profitable business with significant growth potential, combining historic charm with modern conveniences. The Mine Shaft Market offers a valuable investment opportunity for those seeking to capitalize on tourism and community support in a unique Old West setting.
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