Business Overview:
This "Attractive" Sports Bar & Pub has been established over 7-years and is located on "Main Street" in Nassau County in a "Popular" N. Shore Town near the Great Neck area of Long Island. It is approximately 1,800 square feet with a Large Bar, Booth & Table Seating, 8 TV's, Surveillance System, "Full Kitchen," Sunday Sports Events, Pool Table, CD Juke Box and Games plus a 2,400 square feet Basement with a Private Office and 2-Large Walk-in boxes. The Seller presently comes into his business only 6-15 hours per week, but he has a full time job that is taking him out of town more often than he would like and has no time to help run the business. You can net up to $101,000 per year if you manage the bar yourself. Due to the fact that the Seller pays a Manager $600 per week, he only nets $70,000 per year. The current Rent is $5,849 per month for 3,200 square feet of usable space. Presently, the Seller does very little advertising and does not promote his food menu or have entertainment, so there is plenty of room to increase the business.
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Property Features and Assets:
Located on "Main Street" in Nassau County in a "Popular" N. Shore Town. The Bar is approximately 1,800 square feet with a Large Bar, Booth & Table Seating, 8 TV's, Surveillance System, "Full Kitchen," Sunday Sports Events, Pool Table, CD Juke Box and Games plus a 2,400 square feet Basement with a Private Office and 2-Large Walk-in boxes.
Market Competition and Expansion:
There is plenty of room for growth, the seller only comes in 6-15 hours a week and does very little advertising and does not promote the food or live entertainment.
Reason for Selling:
The Seller's job is now taking him out of town
Additional Details:
- The property is leased.
- The owner is willing to train/assist the new owner.
- This may become a homebased business opportunity.
- This may become a franchise resale opportunity.
- This is not a distressed business or bankruptcy situation.