Gas Station Businesses for Sale in Central valley, California
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Central Valley, California
Gas Station - Well Maintained Property
$ 1,890,000
Business Highlights: • Fuel Sales: Around 30,000 gallons/month at a strong $0.70/gallon margin • Market Sales: Approx. $75,000/month @40% margin • Additional Income: Includes lotto, lottery, ATM rebates, and other commissions • Lot size: - 13,000 Sq ft, Building Size: -1,850 sq. ft. Detailed Information Location: - Tuolumne County, CA Inventory: - $130,000 (Not included in asking price) Real Estate: - Owned Included in asking price Building SF: - 1,828 Employees: - 3 Financing: - SBA Support & Training: • Franchise: Extra Mile Chevron – Franchise approval and training provided by franchisor. • Training: Seller will provide 2 weeks of training (40 hours total) after the sale. Reason for Selling: - lives far away and is unable to manage. This station has great potential for an owner-operator to increase profitability. The current owner lives far away and is unable to manage the business closely. A local operator can benefit from hands-on management, potential longer hours, and local marketing. Real estate ownership makes this not only a profitable business but a smart investment in one of California’s most sought-after counties. * Qualified buyers can fill up Contact Form to request an NDA, provide “Proof of Funds” for additional information. Seller will provide and verify all financial information during the due diligence period. DO NOT DISTURB EMPLOYEES AND/OR THE OWNER. Disclaimer: - All information contained in this document was furnished by the Seller. California Business Broker, Inc. and its agents can not and will not verify the accuracy or completeness of any information. Buyers must verify any such information themselves and should engage legal and financial advisors to assist with the process.
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Gas Station for Sale Market Snapshot
- Number of Businesses – 1 listings
- Average Asking Price – $1,890,000
- Average Revenue – $0
- Average Cash Flow – $0
Our business listing data includes both branded and independent stations, with asking prices from entry-level investment up to major real estate sites. Our market data on this page shows healthy demand: gas stations sell quickly, revenue drivers include fuel sales, convenience stores, and related services—appealing to both owner-operators and absentee investors.
Top Metro Areas for Gas Station Ownership
- Los Angeles & Orange County: High traffic density and extensive freeway network
- San Francisco Bay Area: High property values, consistent commuter demand
- Sacramento & Central Valley: Affordable options, expanding suburban populations, and trucker traffic
- San Diego: Tourist traffic and cross-border trade support steady fuel and retail volumes
Why Buy a Gas Station?
- Gas stations provide predictable, recession-resistant cash flow
- Semi-absentee potential with minimal staffing
- Multiple revenue streams: fuel, market, car wash, quick-service restaurants, lottery
- Stable demand in every economic cycle
Whether you're a first-time buyer seeking reliable income or an investor adding another location, gas stations deliver consistent ROI when properly maintained and marketed.
Selling Your California Gas Station Business
Considering selling? BizBen connects sellers with qualified buyers and experienced brokers statewide who understand valuations, leases, fuel supply contracts, and utility cost analysis.
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Whether buying, investing, or selling, California's gas station market remains active, competitive, and driven by consistent consumer and commercial demand.