11301 Kaw Dr Edwardsville, KS 66111
This exceptional turnkey restaurant opportunity is located in Hollywood, Florida, at 4221 N State Road 7 # 4221. The property boasts a generous 4,800 square feet of space, perfectly suited for a thriving culinary establishment. Currently configured as a second-generation restaurant, it features a fully equipped kitchen, ready for immediate operation. Its strategic location directly across from the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino provides unparalleled access to a large and consistent customer base. The property is zoned N-MU, offering flexibility for various uses within the permitted zoning guidelines. The single-tenant occupancy ensures ease of management and control. This is a rare chance to acquire a well-established restaurant space in a high-traffic area with significant potential for growth and profitability. The property's APN is 514101010130. This turnkey operation eliminates the need for extensive build-out and allows for a swift commencement of business. The existing infrastructure and prime location make this an attractive investment for experienced restaurateurs seeking a ready-to-go establishment or for new entrepreneurs looking to establish a presence in a high-demand market. The property's size and location offer significant potential for expansion and customization to suit a variety of culinary concepts. This is a truly unique opportunity to capitalize on a prime location and established infrastructure.
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