A rare Downtown Boone investment opportunity, this charming 1934 commercial building sits directly on King Street in the heart of Boone's most walkable, high-traffic retail corridor, surrounded by boutiques, restaurants, breweries, and steps from Appalachian State University, drawing a steady stream of students, tourists, and locals year-round. The building welcomes guests through large storefront windows and a classic recessed entry, opening into a warm, character-filled interior with exposed brick accents, beadboard ceilings, wood beams, and a mix of vintage and industrial finishes creating a look equal parts cozy café and mountain lodge; the main floor features a service counter, tiled bar area, and multiple flexible seating vignettes, while an upstairs loft adds additional lounge and gathering space with its own exit access and brick detailing. Out back, a wood deck offers additional outdoor space overlooking the surrounding rooftops of Downtown Boone, and a detached 363 sqft storage building sits just behind the main structure, currently outfitted with commercial refrigeration and freezer units, great for continued food & beverage use or easily repurposed for retail overflow, equipment, or inventory storage. The business operating from the space also maintains access to 5 designated parking spaces nearby through a separate rental arrangement — a valuable convenience in this downtown district. The seller will lease back the space from the new owner, delivering immediate in-place income from day one, making this a turnkey opportunity to own real estate in one of Western North Carolina's most dynamic and rarely available downtown markets.
This Listing is courtesy of Scott Gordon with Blue Ridge Brokerage. (828) 265-2199
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