Property
| Ownership: | For Sale |
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| Type: | Commercial |
FinancialsPrice: $1,200,000 Annual Taxes: $7,051
| Price: | $1,200,000 |
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| Annual Taxes: | $7,051 |
6243 Northern Blvd Phone: +1516-922-2878 | |
| Courtesy of Houlihan Lawrence Inc. | |
DescriptionA local well known landmark, the Historic Village Diner is being offered for sale for the first time in over 40 years. An original Silk-City Diner, built in the 1927 in Patterson NJ, it has the distinction of being a prime example of early-twentieth century American roadside architecture. It's one of few that are left intact in the US. After years of catering to locals and travelers alike, the Historic Village Diner was moved to its current location in the 50s. The Diner thrives because it is a community-oriented restaurant and focal point for local nostalgia. This is an American icon and the first diner to be placed on the National Register of Historic Places in New York State and the 4th in the country. The sale is turn-key and includes the business with furnishings and fixtures, the original 1927 Silk City Diner, attached kitchen with storage, walk-in refrigerator and freezer, basement with office, private parking lot with about 18 spaces and the real estate. Very well maintained, high traffic area, just a short drive off the Taconic State Parkway, it is always buzzing and a favorite to all who pass through its doors. With Bard College & the Fischer Center just minutes down the road, there are always a turn over of weekenders and passerby's alike. The Diner is also just a short drive from the renowned Dutchess County Fairgrounds in Rhinebeck, NY, which boasts events more than half the year. Featured in numerous local and national publications, chef/owner participated in the Food Network show Chopped and the Transatlantic Diner show, setting for TV shoots, commercials. movies, etc. Very strong numbers with an excellent cash flow and there's room for growth. Continually stayed opened and fully staffed during COVID. Awaiting connection to the newly expanded municipal sewer system. Financials available with a signed NDA for serious qualified buyers only. This could be your chance to own a piece of Americana and become a part of a vibrant community that is rich in history with deep growing roots.,BusIncld:Yes,Current Use:DINER,Number of Restrooms:2
Amenities- Freezer
- Oven
- Refrigerator
A local well known landmark, the Historic Village Diner is being offered for sale for the first time in over 40 years. An original Silk-City Diner, built in the 1927 in Patterson NJ, it has the distinction of being a prime example of early-twentieth century American roadside architecture. It's one of few that are left intact in the US. After years of catering to locals and travelers alike, the Historic Village Diner was moved to its current location in the 50s. The Diner thrives because it is a community-oriented restaurant and focal point for local nostalgia. This is an American icon and the first diner to be placed on the National Register of Historic Places in New York State and the 4th in the country. The sale is turn-key and includes the business with furnishings and fixtures, the original 1927 Silk City Diner, attached kitchen with storage, walk-in refrigerator and freezer, basement with office, private parking lot with about 18 spaces and the real estate. Very well maintained, high traffic area, just a short drive off the Taconic State Parkway, it is always buzzing and a favorite to all who pass through its doors. With Bard College & the Fischer Center just minutes down the road, there are always a turn over of weekenders and passerby's alike. The Diner is also just a short drive from the renowned Dutchess County Fairgrounds in Rhinebeck, NY, which boasts events more than half the year. Featured in numerous local and national publications, chef/owner participated in the Food Network show Chopped and the Transatlantic Diner show, setting for TV shoots, commercials. movies, etc. Very strong numbers with an excellent cash flow and there's room for growth. Continually stayed opened and fully staffed during COVID. Awaiting connection to the newly expanded municipal sewer system. Financials available with a signed NDA for serious qualified buyers only. This could be your chance to own a piece of Americana and become a part of a vibrant community that is rich in history with deep growing roots.,BusIncld:Yes,Current Use:DINER,Number of Restrooms:2
- Freezer
- Oven
- Refrigerator
A local well known landmark, the Historic Village Diner is being offered for sale for the first time in over 40 years.
DescriptionA local well known landmark, the Historic Village Diner is being offered for sale for the first time in over 40 years. An original Silk-City Diner, built in the 1927 in Patterson NJ, it has the distinction of being a prime example of early-twentieth century American roadside architecture. It's one of few that are left intact in the US. After years of catering to locals and travelers alike, the Historic Village Diner was moved to its current location in the 50s. The Diner thrives because it is a community-oriented restaurant and focal point for local nostalgia. This is an American icon and the first diner to be placed on the National Register of Historic Places in New York State and the 4th in the country. The sale is turn-key and includes the business with furnishings and fixtures, the original 1927 Silk City Diner, attached kitchen with storage, walk-in refrigerator and freezer, basement with office, private parking lot with about 18 spaces and the real estate. Very well maintained, high traffic area, just a short drive off the Taconic State Parkway, it is always buzzing and a favorite to all who pass through its doors. With Bard College & the Fischer Center just minutes down the road, there are always a turn over of weekenders and passerby's alike. The Diner is also just a short drive from the renowned Dutchess County Fairgrounds in Rhinebeck, NY, which boasts events more than half the year. Featured in numerous local and national publications, chef/owner participated in the Food Network show Chopped and the Transatlantic Diner show, setting for TV shoots, commercials. movies, etc. Very strong numbers with an excellent cash flow and there's room for growth. Continually stayed opened and fully staffed during COVID. Awaiting connection to the newly expanded municipal sewer system. Financials available with a signed NDA for serious qualified buyers only. This could be your chance to own a piece of Americana and become a part of a vibrant community that is rich in history with deep growing roots.,BusIncld:Yes,Current Use:DINER,Number of Restrooms:2
Amenities- Freezer
- Oven
- Refrigerator
A local well known landmark, the Historic Village Diner is being offered for sale for the first time in over 40 years. An original Silk-City Diner, built in the 1927 in Patterson NJ, it has the distinction of being a prime example of early-twentieth century American roadside architecture. It's one of few that are left intact in the US. After years of catering to locals and travelers alike, the Historic Village Diner was moved to its current location in the 50s. The Diner thrives because it is a community-oriented restaurant and focal point for local nostalgia. This is an American icon and the first diner to be placed on the National Register of Historic Places in New York State and the 4th in the country. The sale is turn-key and includes the business with furnishings and fixtures, the original 1927 Silk City Diner, attached kitchen with storage, walk-in refrigerator and freezer, basement with office, private parking lot with about 18 spaces and the real estate. Very well maintained, high traffic area, just a short drive off the Taconic State Parkway, it is always buzzing and a favorite to all who pass through its doors. With Bard College & the Fischer Center just minutes down the road, there are always a turn over of weekenders and passerby's alike. The Diner is also just a short drive from the renowned Dutchess County Fairgrounds in Rhinebeck, NY, which boasts events more than half the year. Featured in numerous local and national publications, chef/owner participated in the Food Network show Chopped and the Transatlantic Diner show, setting for TV shoots, commercials. movies, etc. Very strong numbers with an excellent cash flow and there's room for growth. Continually stayed opened and fully staffed during COVID. Awaiting connection to the newly expanded municipal sewer system. Financials available with a signed NDA for serious qualified buyers only. This could be your chance to own a piece of Americana and become a part of a vibrant community that is rich in history with deep growing roots.,BusIncld:Yes,Current Use:DINER,Number of Restrooms:2
- Freezer
- Oven
- Refrigerator
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