Patrick's Cedar Chest Restaurant w/Lakeshore
Business Description
A landmark opportunity on Big Pine Lake. Own an iconic Crosslake destination where exceptional food, breathtaking lake views, and a loyal following have created a lasting legacy. Patrick’s Cedar Chest Restaurant & Bar offers a rare chance to purchase a well-established waterfront restaurant and bar in the heart of the Lakes Area with approximately 310 feet of frontage on Big Pine Lake. Featuring a highly visible County Road 3 location, a welcoming atmosphere, and panoramic views of Big Pine Lake, this turnkey business is perfectly positioned to serve year-round residents, vacationers, and the area’s thriving tourism market. Continue the success of this beloved establishment or bring your own vision to one of Crosslake’s premier commercial properties.
$779,000 + Inventory (Price Includes Land, Building, Business and Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment)
$779,000 + Inventory (Price Includes Land, Building, Business and Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment)
About the Business
- Facilities & Assets
- Lot Size: 2.44 AC; Main Level: 1,804 SF; Lower Level: 1,776 SF. Deck: 956 SF; Lake Frontage: 310 ft on Big Pine Lake; Road Frontage: 335 ft on CR 3; Seating Capacity: 135; Equipment List: See Agent.
Real Estate
- Owned or Leased
- Owned
- Included in asking price
About the Sale
- Seller Motivation
- Owner wishes to pursue other ventures
Listing Info
- ID
- 2538675
- Listing Views
- 208
Business Location
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