1425 Main St Newman, CA 95360
This exceptional investment opportunity presents a thriving restaurant and its accompanying building in the heart of Newman, CA. The property encompasses a substantial 4,200 square feet of space situated on a 0.17-acre lot (7,405 square feet). The building itself boasts a distinctive Mediterranean architectural style, featuring attractive real wood floors, charming brick walls, and high ceilings for an inviting atmosphere. Climate control is ensured with central heating and air conditioning. The interior includes a sizable bar with ample seating, a fully equipped kitchen boasting a walk-in refrigerator and freezer, stainless steel appliances, a large imperial cooking stove, a 10-burner gas stove, extensive prep areas, and dedicated storage space. A second-level office provides additional administrative space. Outdoor amenities include a pleasant courtyard seating area and convenient rear parking. The established restaurant, El Campestre Dos, has enjoyed a successful run of over 18 years, building a loyal clientele and establishing a strong reputation. The business also benefits from a substantial inventory of specialty liquor. This turnkey operation offers a rare chance to acquire a profitable business and a well-maintained building in a desirable location. The combination of established business and attractive property presents a compelling investment opportunity with significant potential for growth and return.
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El Campestre Dos Restaurant Restaurant
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Tax year 2024Comparables
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