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Turn-key second generation fully built-out restaurant space available for lease. Rare opportunity to open your restaurant concept in the heart of Bucktown with frontage on bustling Armitage Avenue and a signalized intersection with excellent pedestrian and vehicular traffic of 30,000 VPD. $79K in key money is required in addition to a lease and includes all the FF&E that is not attached to the building or is leased. This includes a full kitchen and bar, ovens/range, separate pizza oven, refrigerators, coolers, prep tables, furniture etc. So much is included with this key money purchase. The restaurant boasts original exposed brick walls, hardwood floors, built in bar, and large windows (including a working front bay garage door) that flood the space with natural light. In addition, the unit has two ADA compliant unisex bathrooms, a full basement with a walk-in cooler and walk-in freezer, office space and employee restroom. Open up your own concept next door to trendy new and existing popular restaurants such as Le Bouchon, Huaraches Mexican Restaurant, Gold Ladle Thai and Pompette Wine Bar. Easily accessible from Kennedy Expressway and located in front of a CTA Bus stops and only blocks from Damen or Western Blue line.

Bucktown is one of Chicago’s trendiest neighborhoods, located in the Logan Square community, just west of Chicago’s Lincoln Park and to the north of another popular neighborhood – Wicker Park. Because of its proximity to Lincoln Park, one of Chicago’s most attractive and most expensive neighborhoods, the more affordable Bucktown area became a logical alternative for those wanting to live near Lincoln Park, DePaul University, or simply close to Downtown. This is evidenced in the concentration of Gen-X’ers and Millennials who have gravitated to the area – giving Bucktown a young and hip profile distinctive from its neighbor to the immediate east. Like many of its Northwest Side neighbors, Bucktown is apt at embracing urban trends and boutique businesses while maintaining the charm of a residential neighborhood. The side streets that comprise Bucktown's residential pockets feature single-family homes, plenty of parks and greenery, and popular neighborhood haunts; the main roads offer shopping and dining options to satisfy every taste. Damen and Armitage Avenues, which cut through the heart of the neighborhood, have the highest concentration of bars, eateries, and unique shops. Bucktown residents are just as likely to visit the same local restaurant every Friday as they are to line up to try out the newest (read: trendiest) addition to the neighborhood.

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