MANCHESTER, CT — A mixed-use property in Manchester that also houses an iconic watering hole and entertainment venue is being marketed as an investment opportunity that combines apartments, restaurant space and parking near Main Street.
And it's the Hungry Tiger property. The price tag for the 120 Charter Oak Street property is cited on Zillow as $749,400.
According to the listing, the property includes a four-family building and the adjacent Tiger building with its restaurant/pub space and another upstairs apartment unit.
The buildings sit on one parcel and cannot be separated, according to the listing, a detail that could shape how a buyer finances the purchase.
The listing states that the property would require a commercial loan product or a cash or cash-like financial arrangement. It also describes the site as having rear parking for the different uses on the property, with some spaces dedicated for tenants.
The seller's description presents the property as a fit for a buyer with experience managing older investment real estate. According to the listing, the buildings are in good working condition but, because they are older, will continue to require upkeep. The listing also says utilities are mostly separated, including electric, natural gas, public water and sewer.
The property is next to Charter Oak Park and The Oaks, according to the listing. It is also described as within walking distance of Main Street and its restaurants, entertainment and other destinations.
The listing frames the site as a chance for a buyer seeking both residential and commercial uses in one location. No asking price, broker comment or timetable for a sale was included in the source material provided.
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