Marigot Restaurant Building Sale, Caribbean Properties St. Martin FWI
Listing ID: 131538Listing Agent: Bruce Delaplace
€219,500
Property Details
MLS #131538Bldg Size60 sq. m.
Property Description
Restaurant Building Marigot For Sale, St. Martin.
Marigot Restaurant Building Sale, Caribbean Properties St. Martin FWI.
ENGLISH DESCRIPTION
FOR INVESTOR, A CREOLE BUILDING IN MARIGOT COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
Located in the heart of Marigot, St. Martin.
This Creole hut has been converted into a restaurant.
The restaurant, well known for a long time on the island.
Commercial property to be taken over.
1500 euros monthly rent with manager inside.
Additional information by appointment only.
DESCRIPTION FRANÇAISE
POUR INVESTISSEUR CASE CREOLE A MARIGOT MURS COMMERCIAUX
Situee a Marigot cette case creole a ete amenagee en restaurant connu depuis longue date sur l ile.
Murs commerciaux a reprendre.
Gerant a l interieur avec loyer de 1500 euros mensuel.
Renseignements sur rdv uniquement.
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