Downtown Ann Arbor Winery / Brewery FF&E Asset for Sale

100 S 4th Ave Ann Arbor, MI 48104

100 S 4th Ave, Ann Arbor, MI, 48104
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FOR SALE
Property Type:
Street Retail
Amount:
$425,000
Last Verified:
Sep 04, 2026

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Highlights

  • 2,900 SF fully furnished modern taproom, production space and patio
  • Beer, wine, mead, and cider service capabilities
  • Downtown Ann Arbor location one block off Main Street and two blocks from Kerrytown
  • Strong downtown foot traffic from events, markets, festivals, game days, tourists, and local patrons
  • Light-filled taproom with modern birch booths, custom cherry tables, and contemporary finishes
  • Flexible layout for taproom, production, private events, and community programming
  • Potential for brewery, restaurant, or expanded production integration
  • Large walk-in cooler with direct taps
  • Keg washer, glycol chiller, and additional production equipment
  • Includes small winemakers license and brewery license
  • Sidewalk patio permits, health department licensing, music/movie licensing, and Main Street Social District licensing
  • Secure lease through February 2028 with two additional five-year renewal options
  • 2025 Gross Sales: $338,000
  • DO NOT APPROACH EMPLOYEES – BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. Contact agent for additional information.

Description

A comparable establishment of this quality would take an estimated 18+ months to create. The existing buildout, equipment, furniture, and licenses are valued at approximately $595,000.

Located in the heart of downtown Ann Arbor, this lively, modern, light-filled taproom is one block off of Main Street and two blocks from Kerrytown. The 2,900sf space with separate shared bathrooms is thoughtfully designed with areas for both taproom and production, and flexible options for events and expanded production operations. A glass roll-up door within the seating area allows for private events or community events, even during public hours. The seating area is equipped with modern birch booths, custom cherry tables, and modern finishings. Perfectly located to capture downtown foot traffic from game days, farmers markets, Midnight Madness, Summer Fest, Art Fair, and general downtown townies and tourists alike, especially as part of the Main Street Social District.

With weekly events such as board game night, trivia, yoga, and comedy, the taproom is known for its bright, stylish, and welcoming environment. With all recipes and equipment available to continue as Ann Arbor’s only operating cidery (serving beer, wine, and mead, as well), the space would also lend itself efficiently to future brewery or restaurant integrations.

Patio: Front of the taproom is equipped with a glass roll-up door, facilitating daytime deliveries and offering an inviting storefront for foot traffic and access to sidewalk patio seating.

Brewing: Five 15BBL jacketed customized bright beer tanks for fermentation and conditioning, a large walk-in cooler with direct taps, five 7BBL single wall serving tanks, a Wild Goose WG1 canning line, keg washer, glycol chiller, and many other pieces of equipment and accessories.

Licenses: All licenses are current, including a small winemakers license, brewery license, sidewalk patio permits, music and movie licensing, health department, Main Street social district licensing, and membership to multiple downtown business associations

Lease: Secure lease through February 2028 with two additional five year options

Included in sale:
All brewing equipment listed above
Fully furnished taproom and patio
Raw materials, finished product inventory and branded merchandise
Small winemakers license, brewery license, sidewalk patio permits, music and movie licensing, health department, Main Street social district licensing, and membership to multiple downtown business associations
Optional intellectual property: name, recipes, logos, digital assets
Optional seller training and transition support, including introductions to suppliers and distributors

Located at 100 S 4th Avenue in downtown Ann Arbor, the business is one block east of Main Street and two blocks south of Kerrytown. The site offers strong walkability, visibility, and access to nearby restaurants, retailers, entertainment venues, public parking options, and downtown event traffic.

The location is well positioned to capture customers from Main Street, Kerrytown, nearby office users, residents, tourists, and downtown events including Art Fair, Summer Fest, Midnight Madness, farmers markets, and University of Michigan game day activity.


Year Built: 1966
Building Size: 2900sq ft
Lot Size: 0.35 acres


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Bløm Mead + Cider Asset Sale - Brochure

Map of 100 S 4th Ave, Ann Arbor, MI, 48104

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