Los Angeles CA Real Estate & Commercial for Sale

Discover an extraordinary opportunity to own a piece of history in the heart of Chinatown. Presenting the former site of General Lee's banquet room, 414 Bamboo Lane stands as a testament to architectural brilliance and cultural significance. Encompassing 2,280 square feet on a single story, this property boasts a wealth of unique design elements, including soaring ceilings, an open floor plan, and a stunning stained glass sculpture illuminated by an enormous skylight. Bathed in natural light from a street-facing wall of windows, the space exudes an ambiance of charm and warmth. The property runs off-the-grid as it operates entirely on solar-powered energy. 414 Bamboo Lane has served as a thriving hub for events and collaborations, drawing upon its prime location in one of Los Angeles's most vibrant neighborhoods. With commercial zoning, RTI, and entitlements in place, this versatile warehouse presents endless possibilities for redevelopment. Whether as an art gallery, office space, or future multi-level mixed-use structure, the potential for transformation is boundless. Nestled on a private street and adjacent to multiple public transit stations and parking lots, Bamboo Lane boasts exceptional accessibility. Its proximity to a variety of retail shops and restaurants further enhances its desirability. Embrace the opportunity to own a piece of Chinatown's cultural legacy and unleash the full potential of this storied property.

Gross Sale 1.3 M Net Income/month 20,000 Business Status Owner Operating # of Employees (Full time) 7 # of Employees (Part time) 8 Rent+Cam 0 Lease+Option 0 Owner Working Hrs/Week 30 Insurance $ 1400 phone & internet $ 200 electricity $ 0 gas $ 0 Inventory 20,000 Business Hours 8 Store Size(sf) 15,000 Cost of Goods % 30 How Long Present Owner 12 years reason for sale retirement Furniture and Fixture Condition Good ? ? ?Do not talk to the owner and employees. ?If you talk to anybody at the store without arrangement, the seller will not sell to you. ? ?The photo may not be an actual photo of the business.