905 900th S Salt Lake City, UT 84105-1401
This exceptional 1,750 square foot retail space, formerly occupied by Spilled Milk, presents a unique opportunity in the vibrant 9th & 9th neighborhood. The property is a single-story, 4,950 square foot building situated on a 0.21-acre lot. This second-generation ice cream shop boasts a prime location surrounded by a mix of strong national and local businesses, ensuring high visibility and foot traffic. The space includes on-site parking and dedicated takeout stalls, catering to the convenience of customers. The lease terms are attractive, with a net rent of $45 per square foot, plus $15 per square foot in NNN fees. The property's existing infrastructure is well-suited for a quick-service restaurant or similar concept, minimizing upfront build-out costs. Its location within the trendy 9th & 9th district offers unparalleled access to a dense population of potential customers. This is an ideal opportunity for a business seeking a move-in ready space in a high-demand area. The property's history as a successful ice cream parlor provides a strong foundation for a variety of food-related businesses. Don't miss this chance to establish your business in this thriving location. The 0.21-acre lot provides ample space for outdoor seating or other potential uses, subject to local regulations. The building is ready for immediate occupancy.
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Vessel Kitchen Restaurant
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