Rare opportunity to acquire a long-established liquor store and bar together with the real estate. The business operates from a freestanding building and has served the surrounding community for many years.

This is more than just a liquor store—the property offers multiple components and potential income streams under one roof, making it an attractive opportunity for an owner-operator or investor.

Property & Business Highlights
Established liquor store and bar
Real estate included in the sale
Freestanding, single-building location
Existing commercial kitchen setup that is currently not being utilized
Opportunity to introduce or expand a food concept, subject to applicable licensing and approvals
Apartment located upstairs
Apartment currently generates approximately $2,000 per month / $24,000 annually in rental income
Long-standing presence in the local community
Opportunity to operate the liquor store, bar, kitchen and rental unit as complementary income sources
Potential value-add opportunity for a hands-on operator
Business and property offered together as a package
Multiple Opportunities in One Property

A new owner has the opportunity to continue operating the established liquor store and bar while exploring additional revenue from the existing kitchen. The upstairs apartment provides an additional source of rental income and could help offset property-related expenses.

Opportunities combining an operating liquor business, bar, commercial kitchen, residential rental unit, and owned real estate in one freestanding property are difficult to replicate.

Confidential Sale: Additional information, including the exact location and financial information, will be provided to qualified prospective buyers after execution of a confidentiality agreement and verification of financial capability.

Broker Disclaimer: Information contained in this advertisement has been provided by the Seller and/or other sources believed to be reliable but has not been independently verified by the Broker. Prospective purchasers should conduct their own independent due diligence and consult with their attorney, accountant, lender, licensing authorities, and other professional advisors regarding the business, real estate, licenses, financial information, permitted uses, and any future plans for the property.