Freestanding Drive-Thru Restaurant Building in Rockford, Illinois

Highlights:

• Freestanding Restaurant on Hard Corner w/ Drive Thru
• Quality Clean Kitchen, Storage Room, & Large Open Areas
• Sealed Roof, Maintained HVAC's, & Hard Surface Floor
• Previously Occupied By KFC | Well-Known Building
• Newer Equipment & All Improvements Included
• Functional Layout w/ Endless Opportunities | Recently Operated
• Superior Location w/ Limited Competition | Strategic Trade Area
• Located In The Primary Retail/Restaurant Corridor In The Area
• Excellent Location, Great Tenant Mix, High Traffic Flows
• Located at Signalized Intersection w/ Multiple Access Points
• Nearby Freeway Connections: US-20, I-39, & I-90

Description:

±4,095 SF recently occupied freestanding drive thru restaurant building located in Rockford, Illinois. The site features a drive-thru restaurant building. The functional floorplan includes an up-to-date, formerly operational kitchen improvements such as a hood, range, oven, flat top, grill, several refrigerators and freezers, large open areas, separate kitchen and food preparation area, multiple restrooms, & more. The property offers excellent visibility and convenient access from its prime location at a signalized corner. Nearby freeway on/off ramps and direct access to downtown make it an ideal stop for travelers and employees in the surrounding area.

Strategically located at the prominent intersection of North Main Street and River Bluff Boulevard, this property offers exceptional street visibility and access in one of Rockford’s well-trafficked corridors. Situated along a major north-south arterial route, the site benefits from steady daily traffic from both local residents and commuters. The property is just minutes from Downtown Rockford, providing quick access to the city’s central business district, medical centers, and growing entertainment and riverfront areas. Additionally, its proximity to US-20, I-39, and I-90 ensures strong regional connectivity, drawing traffic from surrounding neighborhoods, nearby suburbs, and cross-state travelers.

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