$649,999
BEDS
--
BATHS
--
SQFT
--
ACRES
0.54
Active MLS # 24046721 | Listed by Lorimont L.C.
Active MLS # 24046721 | Listed by Lorimont L.C.
102 N Kingshighway is a $649,999 home on a 0.54 acre lot located in Sikeston, MO.
Seller’s Description
Located in downtown Sikeston, Missouri near retail shops, offices, and restaurants is Jeremiah's Restaurant & Lounge, a well-known, local Sikeston staple! This turn-key, profitable restaurant/bar first opened its doors back in the late 1980s. It has strong brand recognition and consistent revenues based on its reputation for consistently serving fantastic food and drink for nearly 35 years. It also has plenty of opportunity for growth! Sale includes business assets, FF&E, and real estate. The rest of the real estate includes three other retail/office suites on the ground floor for restaurant expansion or other business/rental income, a nice off-street parking lot, and a blank slate on the second floor, which previously housed the 52-room Del Ray Hotel but is in need of rehab. Don't miss your chance to capitalize on 35+ years of local and regional goodwill and make this Sikeston tradition your own!
Features
INTERIOR
| Above Grade Sqft | 23,450 |
| Cooling Types | Electric |
| Heating Types | Forced Air |
EXTERIOR
| Parking Types | Asphalt |
| Exterior Features | Mixed Use Restaurant Retail 220 Volts Motel/Hotel Restaurant Retail City Street None Cable Available Electricity Available Gas to Site Phone Available Sewer Available Water Available |
| Water Source | Public |
| Sewer | Public Sewer |
PROPERTY
| Property Type | Commercial Sale |
| Property Sub Type | Commercial & Indr. |
| Year Built | 1920 |
| HOA Fee | $0.00 |
| Taxes | $992.00 |
| County | scott |
| Neighborhood | Unknown |
This information is from sources deemed reliable but not guaranteed. The information is for consumers' personal, non-commerical use and may not be used for any purpose other than identifying properties which consumers may be interested in purchasing. Data last updated 09/10/2024 at 07:33am MDT.
