Starter & Stone Sourdough Pizza Shop in Toms River is up for sale! Asking only $150,000

You probably saw in the last couple of weeks that I posted a few stores that are available for sale in the Lakewood area, but something like this I don't think you ever saw anywhere in the tri-state area. By size, starter, and stone is going up for sale. And it's a shame. This beautiful store the people over here put in close to a half a million dollars in renovation and then took it over. Plus, keeping it up to date with all this beautiful furniture and beautiful look. Plus, like I always say, it's not just the store that you're taking over. You're taking over the entire kitchen with all the equipment. Guess for what price? You ready? Only $150,000. First of all, look at this brick oven. It's a double brick oven. It's very expensive oven. Plus this, another oven. All the pizza prep over here. This expensive commercial gas range griddle, fryers Everything in the back over here is for sale. All the fridges, salad bars for the pizza. Expensive dishwasher fridge, freezers all the pots and pans, commercial sink. Everything up to code, ready to go. The mixer, walk-in fridge. This is very, very expensive. Ice maker another freezer a warmer Crescor warmer It's not hot, Mendel. Okay, guys, this is an amazing, amazing deal for only $150,000. I don't think you can get anything close like this. Something that's really ready. Also, great neighborhood. It's in Toms River. It's right next down the block from the Stop and Shop. Yep, the big secret is out. Can't tell you who's taking it over yet, but there is in talks of a high-mishra business taking over that place. And once that is going to be done, I'm sure there's going to be a lot of foot traffic over here. It's right across Lechum Sourdough, next to Sage, a clothing store. Also, beautiful bathrooms in the back. Mamish, don't have to put a penny inside. And I [clears throat] always say this um it's not just for another pizza shop to come here. It could be a milk and honey store, a flashing store, or could be a store that's somebody's in the basement. I saw so many businesses that are working from their pots and pans from their basement or from their garage or from their pissy place, and they went to a bigger location. And they're working from their pots and pans again. It's not for everyone, but for the businesses that know they're plotting from their smaller location and looking for something in the border of Lakewood and Toms River, this will be an excellent, excellent idea. Look at this coffee machine. Reach out to me for more information.