Calle Chorrillo 2,799 SF Retail Building Campillo de Ranas, Guadalajara 19223 $425,419 ($152.01/SF)

Old mansion in the town of Campillo de Ranas with one of the best restaurants in the area. The complex is divided into 2 floors. Upon entering, there is a welcoming hall with a staircase leading to the dining room on the upper floor and the living quarters. Returning to the welcoming hall, directly ahead is a women's restroom equipped for people with reduced mobility, featuring high-quality materials and perfect finishes, resulting in a uniquely designed restroom. To the right is the bar area, and at the end of this space is the men's restroom, maintaining the same design and care.
From the entrance hall to our left, we find a spacious dining room, showcasing excellent interior design, magnificent lighting, and ceilings reinforced with wooden beams, creating a rustic atmosphere while maintaining the excellence that defines this restaurant. Moving further in, the kitchen area features a large kitchen with a high-quality grill and wood-fired oven.
Ascending the stairs from the entrance hall, we find 2 storage rooms to organize all the products for your business. To the right is one of the most private areas for clients seeking privacy, which can be categorized as a dining area, with lighting and design suited to its purpose. To the left after climbing the stairs is access to a living space.
The entire complex has a regulated climate control system, a centralized biomass system with 4 boilers distributed throughout the property. A stone oven for the best quality roasts, a grill, and a fully equipped kitchen with the latest machinery and furniture.
A complete renovation was carried out in 2014, preserving the unmistakable and emblematic characteristics of the area's black architecture, with the best quality and design to maximize the performance of this magnificent project.
Campillo de Ranas is located in an area influenced by black architecture, which includes the so-called black villages. It is famous for its culinary arts, the black village routes, and the numerous same-sex weddings.