9 Main St Greenwich, OH 44837-1005
This unique 1903 flatiron building in Greenwich, Ohio, presents an exceptional investment opportunity. The main level houses a thriving, turnkey diner complete with all equipment, decor, established menu, strong social media presence, and secret recipes. This popular diner boasts a 30-seat capacity, utilizes Ohio high school gym floor tables and countertops, and enjoys a lack of local competition. It has even been featured on a local morning television cooking show. The diner is located on a major highway, ensuring high visibility and accessibility. Upstairs, a beautifully restored two-bedroom apartment offers versatile potential. This space could be used as additional dining space, for special events, a chef's suite, for rental income, or even converted into a bed and breakfast. The possibilities are truly endless, with potential uses including retail, a tavern, an online food ordering facility, or even a dispensary. The building sits on a 0.06-acre lot and includes a classic bank vault, adding to its historical charm and character. This property offers a rare blend of established business and significant redevelopment potential in a charming Midwestern town. The combination of a successful diner and a spacious upper-level apartment makes this a truly one-of-a-kind investment opportunity. Don't miss out on this chance to own a piece of history and build upon its existing success. The asking price is $387,000.
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Oma's Belgian Waffles and Cafe Restaurant
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