700 Southwest Blvd Kansas City, MO 64108
This exceptional two-story restaurant building, situated at 700 Southwest Boulevard in Kansas City, Missouri, presents a rare investment opportunity. Built in 1978, the property boasts a substantial 12,680 square foot lot and a 9,000 square foot building. Its prime location in the vibrant Crossroads/Westside neighborhood offers unparalleled visibility and convenient highway access. The property is ideally positioned near The Kauffman Performing Arts Center, numerous art galleries, and a thriving residential community of lofts and condos. Included are five dedicated parking spaces, with additional parking options readily available. Two free public parking lots are located under a nearby bridge, and up to 18 additional spaces can be leased for $50 per month across the street. The building features a fully equipped kitchen and a walk-in cooler/freezer, making it ready for immediate occupancy. Zoned M1-5, this property benefits from its proximity to a proposed stadium site and is within walking distance of the streetcar line. This is a truly unique opportunity to acquire a well-established restaurant building in a rapidly growing and highly desirable area of Kansas City. The asking price is $1,600,000. This turnkey operation offers immediate income potential and significant long-term growth prospects.
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