Business description
This busy well established location is a typical convenience store serving a local community and highway traffic offering deli, pop, beer, groceries, tobacco, fountain, fuel, State Lottery, propane, novelties and ice cream. All three (3) gasoline pumps – with 2 nozzles each, were replaced new in 2011 and offer pay at the pump convenience with a protective canopy. Gasoline products are unbranded and there are no contract commitments. The entire store was completely remodeled in 2010. When purchased in 2009, inside sales were about $65,000 per month. 2011 inside sales are $110,000+ per month and growing about 10-12% per year currently with a 29% gross profit. Gasoline sales are about 60,000 gallons per month with an average of about 20 cents per gallon (or more) gross profit.
Property information
- Real Estate:
- Real Property Included
- Location:
- Major highway location serving small community
- Premises details:
- Busy highway location outside of Tulsa with a 4000 square foot building on a half acre. Completely remodeled inside and out in 2010.
- Size in square feet:
- 4,000
Business Operation
- Expansion potential:
- Expanding hours, adding money orders, check cashing and more deli items will increase traffic and revenues
- Competition / Market:
- Competition is limited to one other store in the market area.
- Reasons for selling:
- After building another successful convenience store operation, the owner would like to pursue other interests as he approaches retirement.
- Trading hours:
- Monday thru Thursday 5am to 10pm. Friday & Saturday 5am to 11pm, Sunday 6am to 10pm
- Employees:
- 2 F/T, 4 P/T
- Years established:
- 20+
Other information
- Support & training:
- Negotiable
- Owner financing:
- Owner financing is available. Please contact the seller for more information.
- Financing available:
- Seller will sell business and lease real estate with option to purchase, if desired
- Furniture / Fixtures value:
- $150,000 (included in the asking price)
- Inventory / Stock value:
- $90,000 (included in the asking price)