240 Main St Vly East Valley City, ND 58072
This turnkey bar opportunity in Valley City, North Dakota, presents a unique chance to acquire a thriving business and building. Located at 240 Main St E, this 1,606 square foot establishment boasts a prime location with high visibility, ensuring consistent customer traffic. Built in 1910 and situated on a 3,250 square foot lot, the property features a recently updated metal roof and modern flooring, reflecting recent improvements. The interior benefits from efficient natural gas forced air heating and central air conditioning, providing year-round comfort for patrons. A spacious outdoor deck provides additional entertainment space, ideal for summer evenings and special events. The sale includes all trade fixtures, such as a walk-in cooler, tables, and stools, allowing for immediate operation. Both on and off-sale liquor licenses are included, streamlining the transition for the new owner. The current business model includes popular weekly events like karaoke nights, dart leagues, pool leagues, and gaming machines, fostering a loyal customer base. This well-maintained property offers a blend of historical charm and modern amenities, making it an attractive investment for an owner-user seeking immediate income generation in a vibrant community. The asking price is $175,000, translating to $108.97 per square foot. This represents a compelling opportunity to own a piece of Valley City's social scene.
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