4861 Ridge Rd N, Ashtabula, OH 44004
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This exceptional 2,448 square foot commercial property, situated on a 0.87-acre lot at 4861 N Ridge in Ashtabula, Ohio, presents a unique investment opportunity. Previously operating as a successful family-owned restaurant and pizzeria, this building boasts a rich history and prime location, benefiting from significant traffic from tourists visiting nearby Lake Erie, GOTL, and campgrounds. The property's strategic placement ensures high visibility and consistent customer flow. The interior features a spacious and inviting dining area, well-maintained public restrooms, and a fully functional kitchen equipped with two pizza ovens and walk-in coolers. The building's infrastructure is in excellent condition, with a roof and two gas furnaces less than 10 years old. The property's previous use as a bank adds to its versatility, offering endless possibilities for a variety of commercial ventures. This turnkey operation is ready for immediate occupancy and presents a rare chance to acquire a piece of Ashtabula County history and capitalize on its established commercial potential. The property's size and features make it ideal for a restaurant, but its adaptable layout allows for a wide range of other business uses. This is a remarkable opportunity for an astute investor seeking a profitable and historically significant commercial property. High-quality photos are available online.
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