37 Main Street

St Marys TAS 7215

Previously known as Maple on Main Caf & Restaurant, the vendors enjoyed a roaring trade. As well as a much loved regular meeting place for locals, it''s location (being situated directly opposite the IGA) was also a popular stopping point for the hundreds of travellers heading to the coast. The Vendors have done all the hard work so you can have a turn key business ready to go.

Part caf, part gallery, with a high-end fit out fully approved to current council regulations, the building features soaring ceilings with exposed beams, an outdoor dining deck area, a fully equipped commercial kitchen even a Michelin Star restaurant would be proud of, large unisex accessibility complaint facilities, a coffee window and multiple lounge/dining zones - with potential for expansion (STCA).

But don't be limited by the cafe - it's an exceptional retail space or office space wihtout any conversion. And don't forget behind the wall! WHAT A TREASURE TROVE! Behind the door opens up an incredible space that is just waiting for a new lease on life! With the block adjoining the rivulet, imagine what you can do with this space. My mind is running wild with ideas!

Originally a blacksmith shop in the 1920's, STCA you could convert some of the building in to living making the ideal work from home business.

This is a walk in and start trading opportunity with all plant and equipment available to purchase.

For the current owners this was a labour of love and was a valuable part of the community. They have, however, decided to spend time travelling long term. The community would be very keen to see this hot spot back on the radar and would welcome the new owners with open arms.

Additional Property Information:
Land size: 943m2
Building size: 334m2
Boundary includes creek frontage
Zoning: Local business

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