1211 S 1st St
Clayton, NM 88415
Former Dairy Queen Price Slashed $150,000 · Retail Property For Sale

Bailey Real Estate Advisors is pleased to present a former Dairy Queen in Clayton, New Mexico. The Property, on the east side of South 1st Street (US Highway 87/64) has 2 curb cuts leading directly on site from the 4-lane highway with center turn lane bordered by concrete curbs and, sidewalks. The site boasts easily accessible road frontage along a busy highway, allowing for good traffic flow through the site. The opportunity for further development is offered by the larger than normal fast food lot size. The improvement is a free-standing fast food restaurant with a driveup window. The guest area with tile flooring, and recessed lighting, provides 80 interior seats including the private 20- seat arty room allowing for parties, meetings etc., as well as the 16-seat outdoor area. The improvement sits on a reinforced concrete slab with stucco façade and brick wainscoting, supporting the Flat Membraned Roof with Aluminum Panel Mansard roof along the North South and West sides of the building. On the east wall of the building is the large walk-in cooler. In addition to limited competition and a loyal local consumer base, the subject particularly benefits from its main thoroughfare location. Clayton serves as a notable crossroads for tourists heading from Texas to Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas to Taos, New Mexico, along U.S. Highways 56/412, 64, 87 and State Highway 402: all of which intersect in Clayton the county Seat of Union County. Clayton has become a major stop for travelers and truckers for fast food, fuel, hotel stays, groceries, etc. Overall, this region is considered stable and should continue to be for many years. Slightly over half, or 2,484 Union County residents, name Clayton as "home", and the rest of the population lives in outlying areas of the county. Students enrolled in the Clayton schools travel by bus up to 65 miles one-way to arrive at school and come from as far away as ranches on the Oklahoma border. Clayton has a rich history of commerce dating back to its founding in the 1800s. The railroad and nearby ranches caused Clayton to become a major livestock shipping center. The town still thrives as a ranching and farming community but has expanded its commerce to include multiple eating establishments, numerous shops, several dollar stores, two convenience stores, and multiple motels, campgrounds, Golf Courses, Museums and the County fairgrounds. The Ranch Market is the town's grocery store which has served the community faithfully for many years. Main Street and First Street are lined with shops including two flower stores and the town's western wear store. The town still maintains its small-town, country charm as the historic Hotel Eklund and the Luna Theater have been in operation for more than one hundred years, standing as a reminder to the town's earlier, simpler Days. Bordering the Colorado, Texas and the Oklahoma panhandle, Union County is home to natural wonders, national grasslands, large ranches and dinosaur tracks. Nearby attractions include sites along the Historic Santa Fe Trail, Clayton Lake State Park, Outlaw Black Jack Ketchum's gravesite and the Kiowa National Grasslands. Folsom, site of the discovery of the historic Folsom Man from ca. 12,000 BC, located between Clayton and Raton. Capulin Volcano National Monument offers views of New Mexico and parts of four contiguous states: Kansas, Texas, Colorado and Oklahoma The Five State Location Utilizes Tourism as a prime industry. http://intruehealth.com/cialis-online/ http://www.claytonm.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=108&Itemid=566 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clayton,_New_Mexico