Multi unit Restaurants for Sale with Real Estate in Marion County!
Coffee shop, bakery, and bar with real estate in Marion County, Florida
On NextCompany since September 10, 2026 (35 days)
FL1 FT + 14 PT employees
Business overview
This listing includes a coffee shop and bakery plus an after-hours bar in Marion County, Florida. The spaces total 4,839 square feet. Indoor seating holds 50 guests. Patio seating adds outdoor capacity.
One full-time employee and 14 part-time staff run the operation. Annual sales total $419,000. Brittney Gates lists the package at $1,100,000. A standing tenant in the shopping center produces rental income.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Operators ready to run a coffee shop, bakery, and after-hours bar in Marion County.
- Investors who want shopping-center real estate with income from a standing tenant.
- Buyers prepared for a $1,100,000 asking price on a two-restaurant package.
- Buyers who want a beer and wine license with a built-out kitchen and hood.
Details
Frequently Asked Questions
The package contains a coffee shop and bakery plus an after-hours bar. Both operate in a neighborhood shopping center in Marion County, Florida. The interior measures 4,839 square feet. The restaurants serve locals and tourists.
The asking price is $1,100,000 for both restaurants and the real estate. Annual sales total $419,000. Brittney Gates lists the package through We Sell Restaurants Northeast Florida. That asking price covers the coffee shop, bakery, after-hours bar, and property.
The kitchen includes a hood system, an espresso machine, and a convection oven. Walk-in coolers and reach-in freezers handle cold storage. Front of house includes tables, bar stools, a POS, and cameras. A beer and wine license supports bar service.
Buyers may keep the coffee shop, bakery, and after-hours bar. They may convert the rooms to a cafe, deli, diner, or grill. The seller trains a buyer who keeps the current concepts for two weeks. A built-out kitchen supports either path.
A standing tenant occupies one space in the shopping center. That tenant produces rental income for the owner. A new owner can operate a restaurant in the remaining space. The owner can also lease the restaurant rooms.