Drive-Thru Restaurant in Las Vegas, New Mexico
$700,000
1139 Grand Ave, Las Vegas, NM 87701
2,593 sqft
Building Size
0.271 acres
Lot Area
Details:
Highlights:
- Former KFC Restaurant w/ Drive Thru in Las Vegas, NM
- Within Walking Distance to Schools, Hotels & Local Businesses
- Upside in Leasing Potential or Owner/User Occupancy
- Private Lit Parking Lot + Street Parking | Great Visibility
- Superior Location w/ Limited Competition | Strategic Trade Area
- Prime Commercial Lot w/ Flexible Zoning
- Located In The Primary Retail/Restaurant Corridor In The Area
- Unmatched Level of Consumer Traffic & High Volume Exposure
- Excellent Location, Great Tenant Mix, High Traffic Flows
- Ample Private Parking w/ Center Street Frontage
- Seller Carry Available!
Description:
The building was formerly used as a KFC and features a drive-thru along with an existing kitchen hood, ample kitchen space, large open areas, (2) private restrooms, and a functional floorplan perfect for any drive-thru restaurant franchise. This property offers excellent visibility and convenient access, with ample private parking, excellent existing signage, & direct access to Interstate 25 making it an ideal place to stop for both travelers & local residents.
Located along Las Vegas, New Mexico's primary commercial corridor, surrounded by various small businesses, restaurants, and service oriented storefronts. Nearby quality tenants include Burger King, Piccadilly Circus Pizza, Olivia's Cafe, Hillcrest Restaurant, Dairy Queen, The Skillet, Wendy's, Starbucks, McDonald's, Gene Torres Golf Course, Alta Vista Regional Hospital, Walmart Supercenter, New Mexico Highlands University, among many others. The property right off of busy Interstate 25 that offers easy access to state roads 104 & 518.
Las Vegas is a city in the state of New Mexico in the United States. It is the county seat of San Miguel County. Las Vegas was once two separate municipalities, one named West Las Vegas ("Old Town") and one named East Las Vegas ("New Town"). They were separated by the Gallinas River and still retain distinct characters and separate school districts.
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