FAMOUS RESTAURANT FOR SALE IN CARTAGO

Restaurant in Cartago
ID Name: CBC 231

 

Cuadro de texto: "So saying, he commended himself with all his heart to his lady Dulcinea, imploring her to support him in such a peril. With lance braced and covered by his shield, he charged at Rocinante's fullest gallop and attacked the first mill that stood in front of him. But as he drove his lance-point into the sail, the wind whirled it around with such force that it shivered the lance to pieces. It swept away with it horse and rider, and they were sent rolling over the plain, in sad condition indeed"

 

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View of Cervantes Town after rain.

WHERE IS WHAT?.... CERVANTES?

LOCATED IN CERVANTES,   a town on the mountains of Cartago (East of Central Valley).

Just one hour from San Jose and 20 minutes from Downtown Cartago.  Also it is located on the "old road" to the Caribbean where in fact you can have a 2.5 hours drive in a scenic way. It is located on the road from Cartago to Turrialba

Mapa Provincia de Cartago

WHAT I CAN FIND IN CERVANTES?

ALVARADO COUNTY where is located Cervantes has a population of  13.000 inhabitants  and an area of  81 square kilometers which means a density of 152 persons per square kilometer and almost 3.000 homes around. 

Lot sof tourism  locals and foreigners looking for adventure, travel and mountain use this road so Cervantes has a incredible transit specially during the weekends and of course a good business for on the road restaurants.

Rafting, Kayaking, Canopy and natural tourism are a source of fun in the area.

 

CERVANTES IS MAINLY AN AGRICULTURAL TOWN

Famous potatoes, tomatoes, hot peppers, heart palm, real fresh mountain grown vegetables and cattle,  milk products are produced in this prosperous region that also supplies water and electrical power to San Jose and Cartago.

 

 

 

               

Cuadro de texto: "...prosiguió su camino, sin llevar otro que aquel que su caballo quería, creyendo que en aquello consistía la fuerza de las aventuras".        The famous book "The Ingenius Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha" written by Spain´s greatest literary figure Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra is a symbol in this area and the region itself has a lot of places with names that reminds the adventures of this unforgetable errant knight.  His horse: "ROCINANTE" is the inspiration of the name of the Restaurant on sale.

                               

 

 

 

 

THE ROCINANTE TOWN COMPLEX :

30 years of sucessful operation.  Totally refurnished

An interesting combination of:

BAR

RESTAURANT

BALL ROOM

WHATS ON THE DEAL?

 

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Almost 2.000 sqm  (1/2 acre) of titled, totally clear commercial land downtown Cervantes a few blocks from the center of the town and on the main road to Turrialba.

 

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1.300 sqm (14.000 sqf) of solid totally rebuild construction with three different and complementary enviroments

 

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700 sqm (7.500 sqf) of parking area.
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All the equipment (kitchen, tables, TVs, chairs, telephone lines, fax, etc.)
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All the needed permits to serve from 1 to 2.000 persons
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All the value and profit of a "on going business"
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All the help to continue the operation in the best and more well known "place in town"

HOW MUCH IS THIS?

 

THE OWNER WANTS TO RETIRE HIMSELF AND TAKE CARE OF HIS GRANDSONS WITH $799.000 AND IT IS OPEN TO PROPOSALS AND TERMS.

JUST THE MONEY FOR THE ASSETS.  HE DO NOT WANT TO ASK FOR KEY MONEY.  IT IS FREE.

IF YOU WANT TO HAVE YOUR OWN BUSINESS IN A RURAL TYPE AREA.  ONE MILLION DOLLARS WILL NOT BE ENOUGH!

WHAT DO I HAVE TO DO TO GET IT?

CONTACT ME:

  E-mail:       andresz@racsa.co.cr

 Phone:  (506) 235-6669     Fax: (506) 241-5364

Mobile:  (506) 391-5088  P.O. Box 400 - ZP 1005  San José, Costa Rica

              

 

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