Pad 4 - 15869 Croydon Drive, Surrey, BC
3,448 ft²Retail$580,000Sale
3,448 ft²
Retail
$580,000
Sale
Praveen Bajaj
Century21 Coastal Realty Ltd
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Step into a turnkey restaurant opportunity in the heart of the vibrant South Surrey shopping district. This elegantly designed establishment delivers a refined dining experience in a beautifully appointed setting, ideal for an operator seeking immediate presence in a high-traffic, affluent trade area. With an approved occupant load of 114 guests indoors and 80 on the heated, covered patio, the space is thoughtfully configured to maximize revenue year-round. Highlights include a sophisticated main dining area, a stylish full-service bar and an inviting patio designed for comfort in every season, perfect for private events, group bookings, and premium dining concepts. Whether you are expanding an established brand or launching a new culinary vision, this is your chance to secure a premier location and capitalize on immediate market presence. All showings are strictly by appointment through the listing realtor.
The Space
Asking Price$580,000
Available Space3,448 ft²
Suite NumberPad 4
Floor1
Property UseBusiness for sale
SourceDirect
The Building - Shops at Morgan Crossing
A beautiful and upscale neighbourhood in South Surrey, that benefits from strong surrounding demographics and the presence of several prominent national tenants in close proximity. This restaurant was originally established by renowned Indian chef Vikram Vij and was built to his exacting standards. The kitchen infrastructure is of exceptional quality, featuring premium Spring Air systems servicing both the 22’ and 11’ exhaust canopies. Approximately three years ago, the current owners completed extensive renovations to the dining area, bar and patio.
Property TypeRetail
Building Size3,448 ft²
Up to $500K for British Columbia businesses
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