Quick Serve Restaurant Silverdale #673870

3607 NW Byron St Silverdale, WA 98383

Silverdale
FOR SALE
Property Type:
Single Tenant Office
Amount:
$225,000
Last Verified:
Nov 09, 2023

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Highlights

  • Leased premises are 1,140 SF with an outdoor patio.
  • Close to the Silverdale Waterfront in Old Town Silverdale.
  • Fully equipped kitchen.
  • The area is growing and new restauranteurs are bringing fresh energy to the area. There are great things to come for the area.

Description

Opened in 2019 this restaurant built a great reputation but now it is time for the Sellers to move on to other projects. Configured for a quick-serve restaurant concept, the design includes both indoor and outdoor seating. Its compact layout enables seamless operation with minimal staff requirements. The fully equipped open kitchen is strategically positioned to attract individuals passing by, especially those headed towards the waterfront park situated at the street's end. Old town Silverdale is prospering after a multi year construction project has finished upgrading the infrastructure for future development, which included new streets, sidewalks and lighting. As the Sellers transition to new horizons, this turnkey opportunity presents an ideal prospect for aspiring restaurateurs or entrepreneurs aiming to capitalize on an established location with inherent potential. Call today to set up a tour.

Located in Kitsap County


Year Built: 2016
Building Size: 1140sq ft
Building Class: B
Lot Size: 5140.0 acres

Map of 3607 NW Byron St, Silverdale, WA, 98383

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