4837 183rd St Miami Gardens, FL 33055-2955
This exceptional 2,800 square foot freestanding restaurant space is ideally located at 4837 NW 183rd Street in Miami Gardens, Florida, within Miami-Dade County. The property is categorized as a single-tenancy retail space, presenting a fantastic opportunity for a restaurateur seeking a move-in ready establishment. The building's classification as a "second generation" restaurant indicates that it's previously been used as a restaurant, offering potential advantages such as existing kitchen infrastructure and potentially adaptable layouts. The precise configuration of the interior is not specified, but the substantial square footage suggests ample space for dining areas, a kitchen, and supporting facilities. The property's address is 4837 NW 183rd St, Miami Gardens, FL 33055. Its geographic coordinates are latitude 25.939713799163464 and longitude -80.28014194781241. This prime location in Miami Gardens offers excellent visibility and accessibility, making it an attractive proposition for businesses seeking a strong foothold in a vibrant community. The property's existing infrastructure, combined with its strategic location, presents a compelling opportunity for a quick and efficient restaurant launch. Further details regarding the property's interior layout and equipment are available upon request.
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Tax year 2023Comparables
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6400:COMMERCIAL,CENTRAL · Miami Gardens, FLMiami Gardens. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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