102 Elliot N St, Wilsall, MT 59086-8503
This exceptional commercial property, located at 102 Elliot S in Wilsall, Montana, presents a unique investment opportunity. The 5,676 square foot building, originally constructed in the early 1900s, boasts a rich history as a bank and currently operates as the highly successful Bank Bar & Vault Restaurant, featured in "America's Best Restaurants in 2024." The property sits on a 0.14-acre lot in a prime location on the main highway, ensuring high visibility and accessibility for both local residents and tourists. The building's distinctive architectural features, including original brickwork and high ceilings, have been meticulously preserved, creating a unique and charming atmosphere. The spacious interior comprises multiple levels, offering a versatile layout that includes a well-established bar area, a family-friendly dining space, a fully equipped kitchen, and ample office space. This turnkey business opportunity includes existing liquor, catering, and gaming licenses, providing a significant advantage for a new owner. The property's central location in scenic Wilsall, Montana, makes it an ideal destination for those seeking a thriving business in a beautiful and desirable setting. Whether you plan to continue the legacy of the Bank Bar & Vault Restaurant or envision a different commercial use, this property offers immense potential for success. The asking price is $1,500,000.
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The Bank Bar & Vault Restaurant Restaurant
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