This is a newly established juice bar in a 750 sq ft. store, located in a well populated, upscale city in Bay Area with monthly rent of $4,300 including water and garbage. They provide soft drinks such as smoothies, fresh juices, wheatgrass shots and sorbets.
The store is in prime location with several anchor stores and businesses around it. All equipment's are new and estimated around $25- $30,000 included in asking price. Excellent long lease. Plenty of parking space as it is located in a strip mall of this city. Motivated seller!
Asset sale $39,000. Equipment estimated value: $25,000 to $30,000.
To get more information about this Juice Bar - Upscale City, Prime Location business for sale in
Bay Area please phone Majid Edaltjavid (Broker - BRE License #:02124415) at 510-512-2360 - if you get
voicemail please leave a detailed message - make sure you mention you
saw this posting/ad #275550 on BizBen.com. In addition to phoning
Majid Edaltjavid, make sure you email Majid Edaltjavid above to get more info about this
Juice Bar - Upscale City, Prime Location, to ask any questions or request an appointment to see this
business for sale. Thank you. License # 00704888. Liberty Business Advisors of San Francisco Inc..
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