1702 Thompson Crescent, North Battleford, Saskatchewan S9A 3C3

Convenient store, Laundromat , 6 units apartment building and carwash land ,building and business for sale .Foodland is located in the centre of a residential area for a long long time making it the landmark of grocery in the community. Lots of traffic from the neighbourhoods, also large crowds of students from the school right across the street making a big line up every lunch time.The Chester Fried Chicken here is what makes Foodland so popular. The laundromat with 21 washers and 13 dryers ( 24 pockets )is very busy after a full renovation and is well known for the best laundry place in town, it has the biggest washers and dryers in town plus delicious food attract 8 first nations communities and Indigeners people, campers and regular clients around Battlefords, Currently 5 rental rooms make revenue monthly. Owner live in one of the 2 bedroom unit Car wash building is using just the owner's garage right now, you can open it for extra income.Larger lots providing a lots of potential opportunities for later. Here are the upgrade lists after in recent years. roofing/ sidewalk /hotwater tank/ new painting/furnaces..Details upon request. (id:27476)

This property is currently being offered for sale and is characterized by its freehold ownership type. It encompasses a convenient store, laundromat, and carwash business, with Foodland serving as the central grocery landmark in a long-established residential area. The store attracts a significant amount of traffic from the local neighborhoods, as well as a large number of students from the nearby school, resulting in substantial lunchtime crowds.

One of the main draws of Foodland is the popular Chester Fried Chicken it offers. The laundromat, which underwent a full renovation, boasts 21 washers and 13 dryers (24 pockets) and has earned a reputation as the top laundry facility in town. Its large washers and dryers, in addition to its delicious food offerings, appeal to a diverse clientele, including eight First Nations communities, Indigenous people, campers, and regular customers from around Battlefords. The property also generates monthly revenue from five rental rooms, with the owner residing in one of the two-bedroom units.

Currently, the carwash building utilizes only the owner's garage, presenting an opportunity for additional income if opened to the public. The property's spacious lots offer numerous potential opportunities for future development. Recent upgrades include roofing, sidewalk, hot water tank, new painting, and furnaces, with further details available upon request.

With a land size of 0.9 acres, this property is situated at 1702 Thompson Crescent in the city of North Battleford, Saskatchewan. Its heating type is furnace, and it is classified as a retail property, with a postal code of S9A3C3.