19707 Liverpool Pkwy Cornelius, NC 28031-4058
This exceptional 6,000-square-foot restaurant building presents a unique opportunity in the thriving Cornelius, North Carolina market. Situated on a 1.08-acre lot, this single-story property boasts 57 parking spaces, a significant advantage given city parking restrictions. Its convenient location on Liverpool Parkway places it just one parcel away from the high-traffic Catawba Avenue intersection, a key area for commercial and retail development. The property is zoned HB, offering favorable development potential. The building's previous use as a restaurant provides a solid foundation for a variety of food service concepts or potential repurposing. The ample parking and prominent location ensure high visibility and accessibility for customers. The substantial lot size offers flexibility for expansion or outdoor seating areas. This property is ideally suited for an entrepreneur seeking a well-positioned space in a bustling commercial hub. The existing infrastructure minimizes upfront investment, allowing for a quicker start to operations. With its prime location and substantial size, this property represents a compelling investment opportunity in a rapidly growing area. The one-acre lot provides significant potential for future development or expansion, further enhancing its long-term value. This is a rare chance to acquire a turnkey restaurant space in a highly desirable location.
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Tax year 2023Comparables
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