| Asking Price |
$350,000 | Inventory |
$5000** |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gross Income |
$400,000 | Real Estate |
na** |
| Cash Flow |
$30,000 | Year Established | 1992 |
| FF&E |
$75,000* | Employees | 10 |
* included in the asking price
** not included in the asking price
Change has come to Washington, DC. Be a part of history! Buy this charming bar/restaurant, established 1992, in DC's historic jazz district, just steps from several live theatre and music venues, upscale shopping, luxury high-rise condos, and the metro. And will soon be neighbors with a boutique hotel! Lots of amenities including an outdoor patio for the summer and a wood-burning fireplace in the winter. It also has a hard-to-get Tavern liquor license which enables you to provide entertainment and charge a cover, and precludes you from the food sales requirement. Located in a great location in the heart of a rapidly developing area, and with a versatile and rare liquor license, this is a great opportunity.
Facilities: Indoor capacity is 50 seating with 10 additional outside. Current lease is $4,565 p/mo expires 2/1/2012 and has (1) five year option for 900 sf. Has a working fireplace.
Competition: The business has a tavern license which does not require food service, therefore, the buyer could operate a bar without food service.
Growth/Expansion: The neighboorhood has become a up scale professional residential area that requires a new concept that meets their needs
Financing: none
Support/Training: 2 weeks on site and 2 weeks on call
Reason Selling: Moving out of the area

Homer Lange
202-862-4351
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