312 Washington Blvd Camanche, IA 52730-1635
This exceptional commercial property, located at 312 S WASHINGTON Boulevard in Camanche, Iowa, 52730, presents a unique investment opportunity. The asking price is $299,900 for this land parcel featuring a single building currently operating as a fully remodeled bar and tavern. Situated on a high-traffic road, this established business benefits from excellent visibility and accessibility. Recent renovations (completed within the last year) encompass a comprehensive upgrade, including a new walk-in cooler, a fully functional kitchen space, a dedicated office area, and custom woodwork throughout. The property also boasts updated flooring and plumbing systems, reflecting a significant investment in modernizing the facilities. The building's interior has been meticulously redesigned to create a welcoming and efficient space for business operations. This turnkey operation is ready for immediate occupancy and presents a rare chance to acquire a well-established business in a desirable location. The property's location in Clinton County, Iowa, offers easy access to local amenities and a strong customer base. This is an ideal opportunity for an entrepreneur seeking a profitable venture with minimal start-up costs. The property's size and configuration are well-suited for continued operation as a bar/tavern or potential adaptation to other commercial uses, subject to local zoning regulations. Serious inquiries are encouraged to explore this promising investment opportunity further.
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