Closed 3,100 S/F Free Standing Restaurant & Bar with Real Estate Business For Sale in Gaylordsville, Mew Milford, Connecticut

Closed 3,100 S/F Free Standing Restaurant & Bar with Real Estate

Gaylordsville, Mew Milford, Connecticut (Litchfield County)

Asking Price:	$525,000	Inventory:
Gross Revenue:	Not Disclosed	Real Estate:	$475,000 ++
Cash Flow:	Not Disclosed	FF&E:	n/a
++ included in the asking price not** included in the asking price

“NO BANK FINANCING NEEDED”! Private Mortgagor offers a 3 year, interest only, balloon mortgage with 25% down! Located just off of Rt.7, on a country road in the New Milford area of Litchfield County, this charming, 200 year old fully equipped closed restaurant and bar comes turn-key with numerous upgrades. Situated on ½ acre of land, the restaurant seats 25 in the main level dining room, 14 stools at the bar in the pub room, 30 seats in the 2nd floor dining room, and 20 seats on the outdoor deck. In addition to the restaurant, there is an antique red barn on the property, which can be used for additional storage. Everything has been upgraded, including the kitchen, over the past 3 years! Prime opportunity for any Pub/Bar concept with a full menu. Asking: $525,000.00 with 25% down!

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Seller Financing:25% Down, 3 Year Balloon, Interest Only

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