Former Multi-Tenant QSR 103 Glover Dr 6,913 SF 100% Leased Retail Building Mount Orab, OH 45154 $1,400,000 ($202.52/SF)

Founded in 1982, Great Steak® has been serving fresh, grilled to order cheesesteaks in hundreds of locations across the United States and abroad. The menu has grown from a single cheesesteak to a complete line of specialty sandwiches, Great Fries, and Fresh Baked Potatoes. Great Steak® maintains its authenticity by serving the finest American ingredients, from specialty cut and marinated beef to freshly baked bread. Grilled to order, grilled to perfection, Great Steak is genuine homegrown comfort food.

Hershey Creamery Company began in 1894 when Jacob Hershey and his brothers started producing ice cream in Pennsylvania. The company pioneered pre-packaged pints during the Great Depression. Today, the business offers various frozen desserts, including smoothies and frozen yogurt. Though sharing a hometown with Hershey Chocolate, the company operates independently. Hershey Creamery Company serves the Eastern and Northeastern United States through distribution centers and retail partnerships.

Lee Cummings and Harold Omer first opened “Harold’s Take Home” restaurant in Lima, Ohio, in 1966. This is where Lee first introduced his Famous Recipe® chicken after spending several years working with his uncle, Colonel Sanders, at Kentucky Fried Chicken. The restaurant’s most popular item at opening was the original three-piece box for $1.25 in most locations, which featured mashed potatoes with gravy, coleslaw and a biscuit. By 1972, they had 100 locations. The rights to the company were purchased in 1981 by Shoney’s, Inc., and all were rebranded to Lee’s Famous Recipe® Chicken, using their co-founder Lee Cummings as the national spokesperson because of his booming personality and long-running experience in the chicken business. Lee’s has seen great success over the past 50 years and today they have 135 locations in 12 states, and a number of international locations.

Subway began in 1965 when Fred DeLuca and Peter Buck opened Pete's Super Submarines in Bridgeport, Connecticut, and the business later adopted the Subway name as it expanded. The company grew by franchising in the 1970s and built a restaurant model centered on freshly made, convenient sandwiches served at value-focused prices. Subway now operates as a global restaurant franchise with a network of franchisees serving made-to-order sandwiches and related menu items such as salads, cookies, soft drinks, and selected pizzas at certain locations. Subway ranks among the world's largest single-brand restaurant chains, with a wide international footprint and a continued focus on franchise-based growth.