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Clinton Twp,MI 48619
Key Details
Property Type Commercial
Sub Type Business And Real Estate
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Sale
Square Footage 1,700 sqft
Price per Sqft $191
Subdivision Plat Of Comins
MLS Listing ID 2220034870
Originating Board Realcomp II Ltd
Year Built 1919
Annual Tax Amount $1,785
Lot Size 0.830 Acres
Acres 0.83
Lot Dimensions 132x274
Property Description
This is not your average bar! Sustained by repeat customers who live locally, on their way to vacation, or hunt up north, the Knot Hole has a century of spirits flowing and memories made. Situated between Mio, Atlanta and Hillman on heavily traveled M-33, the Knot Hole has 1800 square feet of indoor space featuring knotty pine and a full bar that holds 122 bottles and 6 taps. Let your jaw drop at the wow-factor outdoor area that has adequate lighting, a stage, bar and other activities, like horseshoes, customers can do. There has been quite a bit of remodeling completed in the last decade or so and the menu has been expanded, helping to increase revenue. The sale also comes with a single-wide trailer that could be lived in, rented out or used as storage if desired. Pull up a chair if you're interested, the Knot Hole's story can continue through you.
Location
State MI
County Oscoda
Area Clinton Twp
Zoning Commercial,Residential
Direction Take M-33 to Comins. Location on east side of road. Knot Hole Bar.
Interior
Hot Water LP Gas/Propane
Heating Forced Air,Wall/Floor Furnace
Heat Source LP Gas/Propane
Exterior
Exterior Feature Fenced
Pool No
Waterfront no
Roof Type Asphalt,Metal,Rubber
Road Frontage Class A
Building
Foundation Crawl,Basement
Sewer Septic Tank (Existing)
Water Well (Existing)
Level or Stories 1 Story
Structure Type Wood
Schools
School District Fairview
Others
Tax ID 00202301000
Ownership Short Sale - No,Private Owned
Acceptable Financing Cash,Conventional
Listing Terms Cash,Conventional
Financing Cash,Conventional
Special Listing Condition Full Service