45101 Schoenherr Rd Utica, MI 48315-6015
This exceptional freestanding restaurant building, formerly a KFC, presents a fantastic opportunity for a quick-service restaurant operator. Located at 45101 Schoenherr Rd in Utica, Michigan, 48315, this single-tenant property boasts a substantial 2,080 square feet of space, all currently vacant and ready for immediate occupancy. The building is situated on a generous 1.09-acre lot, providing ample parking and visibility for customers. Its convenient location ensures high traffic volume and easy access for both drive-thru and dine-in patrons. The property's single-story design offers efficient operations and easy management. The building's previous use as a fast-food establishment means it's already equipped with many of the necessary features for a quick and seamless transition for a new tenant. This is an ideal location for a business seeking high visibility and a strong customer base in a thriving community. The property is available for lease and presents a rare opportunity to establish a successful restaurant in a prime location. The address is easily accessible from major roadways, ensuring convenient access for customers and employees alike. The 1.09-acre lot offers significant potential for future expansion or outdoor seating. This is a turn-key opportunity for a savvy entrepreneur looking to capitalize on a high-traffic area.
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C-2 · Utica, MIUtica. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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