Well-established Convenience & South Asian Grocery Store for sale in a prime North Barrie location. Nicely set up with strong profits and steady income, and well known within the local South Asian community. Located in a busy business plaza beside major anchors including Giant Tiger, Tim Hortons, Domino's Pizza, Stacked Pancake House, and more. Current rent approx. $4000/month (TMI included). Inventory extra. Ideal for a couple or family operation; no employees required. Revenue includes convenience items, groceries, Lotto, cigarettes, ATM, and popular take-out items such as samosas and chai. Excellent growth potential with opportunities to add Beer/Wine, additional services, or expanded take-out operations. Full training provided. Do not go direct.
- MLS®#:
- S12929412
- Property Type:
- Sale Of Business
- Property Style:
- Area:
- Simcoe
- Community:
- Cundles East
- Taxes:
- $0 / 2025
- Added:
- March 27 2026
- Lot Frontage:
- 1
- Lot Depth:
- 1
- Status:
- Active
- Outside:
- Year Built:
- Brokerage:
- RE/MAX SKYWAY REALTY INC.
- Intersection:
- Cundles Rd and St. Vincent
- Rooms:
- Bedrooms:
- Bathrooms:
- Fireplace:
- Utilities
- Water:
- Municipal
- Cooling:
- Yes
- Heating Type:
- Electric Forced Air
- Heating Fuel:
Listing Details
Insights
- Established Business with Strong Community Presence: This convenience and grocery store has a well-established reputation within the local South Asian community, ensuring a loyal customer base and steady income.
- Growth Potential: There are significant opportunities for expansion, including the addition of beer/wine sales and enhanced take-out services, which can further increase revenue.
- Prime Location: Situated in a busy plaza next to major retailers like Giant Tiger and Tim Hortons, the store benefits from high foot traffic and visibility, attracting more customers.
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