2250 White Mountain Highway Ossipee NH Commercial For Sale $85900

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2250 White Mountain Highway Ossipee NH
Listed by Reed Heath Coldwell Banker Realty Gilford NH

Description:

Rare find, Mumma Christy's is a successful pizza takeout restaurant (with a few tables indoors) serving the greater Ossipee area year round. Locals, skiers, summer vacation people, etc enjoy the Pizza and subs from Mumma Christy's Pizza. Christy started and runs this restaurant every day the doors are open with a smile that always invites her customers back, not to mention the great food. This restaurant comes to you fully stocked and running ready to take on a new owner while Christy's family retires. Motivated Seller!
Building Type : Business

Sale Includes : Business Only | Equipment

Features:

Signage: Adequate
Transport Info: Major Road Access

Income
Net Income| 0
Management Expense: $0
Insurance Expense : $0

Propery Information:

Construction Information:
Year Built: 0
Steel Frame
Price Per SQ.FT. 0.00 No. of Units: 0
Building Size : 0
Building Type: Business

ExteriorRoof: Other

Interior

Land Information

Zoned: Com
Flood Zone: Unknown
Road Frontage: 283
Road Frontage: 283
No. of Docks | 0.

UtilitiesHeating: Forced Air | Propane
Cooling: Central AC
Electric: 200 Amp | 220 Volt | Circuit Breaker(s)
Utilities: Gas - LP/Bottle
AC % | 0.

Additional Information

Easement - Unknown
Taxes $0
Assesed Value Not Reported

Schools

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