390 Hillside Dr Mesquite, NV 89027
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This exceptional investment opportunity in Mesquite, Nevada, presents a 2,250 square foot freestanding Starbucks drive-thru with a 0.99-acre development pad. Strategically located in front of a high-traffic Smith's Grocery Store (Kroger), boasting over 750,000 annual visits according to Placer AI data, this property benefits from exceptional visibility and customer flow. The Starbucks itself receives over 111,000 annual visits, further highlighting the site's strong performance. Situated at the intersection of Sandhill Boulevard and Hillside Drive, a major thoroughfare in Mesquite, the property enjoys high traffic counts. The surrounding area is vibrant, featuring numerous casino resorts and popular drive-thru and restaurant establishments, including Dutch Bros, Taco Bell, Jack in the Box, McDonald's, and Café Rio. This presents a value-add opportunity for the remaining improved pad, perfect for a ground lease or build-to-suit development. The existing Starbucks lease has a remaining term of approximately 4.3 years, expiring February 28, 2029. This property offers a compelling entry point into Nevada's thriving commercial real estate market, providing immediate income and significant long-term potential. The asking price for this combined property is $3,565,000. The property's address is 390 Hillside Dr, Mesquite, NV 89027, located in Clark County.
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Starbucks Cafe & Coffee Shop
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