Seller willing to hear all offers. Two fully built, fully equipped franchise shops, finished new in 2025 with every piece of equipment owned — plus the rights to open nine more across Long Island. One sits inside a new mixed-use development in central Suffolk with hundreds of apartments at its door; the other sits on one of Nassau's busiest retail corridors, sharing parking and traffic with big-box anchors. Long leases, a full basement, and a franchisor that lets you keep the brand or flip both boxes to a concept of your own. Sold together as an asset sale.
Both stores are currently closed — a buyer takes two finished, equipped 1,350 and 1,300 sq ft boxes with no staff, inventory or operation to inherit, and opens on their own terms. Keep the brand or rebrand — the franchisor permits converting both stores to a different concept entirely. Ten-year leases with two five-year options each, a full basement under the Nassau store, and development rights for nine more Long Island locations — a 6–12 month window to open that resets for the buyer on transfer, with no obligation to build.
Both trade areas are solid: median household income above $120,000 in the Suffolk market and above $145,000 in the Nassau market, with median homes above $480,000 and $590,000. Growth is in the add-ons: delivery and pre-orders to the residents on site at the Suffolk development, and school and team orders in Nassau with a district middle school on the store's cross street.
