390 Nas Dr Corpus Christi, TX 78418
This exceptional investment opportunity encompasses two buildings totaling 4,750 square feet, situated on a 0.46-acre lot at 390 & 374 NAS Drive in Corpus Christi, Texas (78418). Formerly housing the Big Easy Saloon and the Leaping Lizard, this property presents a turnkey solution for savvy investors or entrepreneurs seeking to establish or expand their business in a thriving community. The main building at 390 NAS Drive offers 3,500 square feet of space, ideal for a bar or restaurant, while the adjacent 1,250 square foot building at 374 NAS Drive is perfectly suited for a complementary eatery, such as a pizzeria, bakery, or taqueria. Boasting prominent frontage on NAS Drive, the property benefits from exceptional visibility to a consistent flow of local and tourist traffic, amplified by its proximity to the Corpus Christi Naval Air Station. The surrounding area is a dynamic mix of residential neighborhoods and commercial hubs, ensuring a reliable customer base. The property includes a paved parking lot with additional side lot parking, guaranteeing convenient customer access. Constructed in 1950, this single-story structure is zoned for Industrial-Light (IL) use, offering flexibility for various business ventures. The low estimated annual taxes and strong growth potential within the Flour Bluff submarket make this a compelling investment. APN: 5623-0001-0092. This NNN lease property is currently vacant.
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Big Easy Saloon - Corpus Christi Bar & Pub
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