129 Coast Hwy 33 Oceanside, CA 92054-3017
This exceptional restaurant opportunity is located at 129 S Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054. The property, known as The Fin Hotel & Switchboard Restaurant, offers a fully built-out, 2,000 square foot space perfect for a single-tenant restaurant operator. The existing restaurant and bar are ready for immediate occupancy, eliminating the need for extensive renovations and allowing for a quick start to operations. This turnkey solution presents a significant advantage for established businesses looking to expand or new ventures seeking a prime location. The Switchboard Restaurant benefits from a highly desirable Oceanside location, attracting both local residents and tourists. Its unique blend of historic charm and modern finishes creates an attractive environment for a diverse range of culinary concepts. The property's strategic placement along the coast ensures high visibility and accessibility, maximizing potential customer traffic. This rebranding opportunity allows a new operator to capitalize on the existing infrastructure and establish a strong presence in a thriving coastal community. The space is ready for immediate use, offering a seamless transition for a new business to begin operations. This is an exceptional chance to acquire a well-positioned restaurant in a vibrant and sought-after location.
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Tax year 2024Comparables
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COMMERCIAL · Oceanside, CAOceanside. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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