4811 Trinity Dm Blvd Lewiston, CA 96052
This exceptional opportunity presents the chance to acquire a thriving, established restaurant in Lewiston, CA. Priced at $235,000, this 2,500 square foot, single-story building boasts a prime location on Trinity Dam Blvd, enjoying 100% occupancy. Built in 1989, the property is zoned C and features a well-equipped commercial kitchen situated between two spacious seating areas. Conveniently located near Trinity and Lewiston Lake, the restaurant benefits from high visibility and proximity to an RV park and lodging, as well as the town's primary fuel station. The property includes multiple entrances and a secondary dining area with potential for expansion or complementary uses. The sale includes all business assets, presenting a turnkey operation ready for immediate ownership. This is an ideal investment for an owner-user seeking a well-established business with significant upside potential in a desirable location catering to both local residents and outdoor enthusiasts. The property's strong reputation and established clientele base provide a solid foundation for continued success. The asking price of $94 per square foot reflects the value of this turnkey operation and its prime location. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a profitable business and real estate in a sought-after area. The property's single-tenant occupancy ensures a streamlined operation and predictable income stream. The existing infrastructure and established customer base minimize start-up costs and risks, making this an attractive investment for experienced restaurateurs and new business owners alike.
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