Kingston Gas Stations

Buying

With its coastal locale and pleasant neighborhood feel, this town is a relaxing paradise that is close enough to major metropolitan areas to draw in significant amounts of road traffic. Many commuters travel to other cities on a regular basis, making owning a gas station here an excellent investment. Individuals who want to find out the latest prices and property availabilities should call Boston City Properties. Our team of associates is fully versed in the local market, and maintains numerous relationships with local agents and brokers to help facilitate viewing appointments. We also are often notified of properties that are about to hit the market that have not yet officially been listed as for sale.

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Those lucky enough to have property near the sea will enjoy not only the coastal breezes but the surplus of travelers looking to refuel their vehicles after a day at the beach. Most parcels here are rectangular, with access points at either end to make it easy for traffic to enter and exit regardless of the direction in which they initially approach the station. The pumps tend to be arranged in the center of the lot, and are covered by a high ceilinged overhang or canopy that can also occasionally double as signage for the station. Large electronic panels displaying the current prices of each gas grade are mounted along the sides of the canopy, and are often visible from the road.

Leasing

What are the benefits of leasing a gas station with a convenience store in Kingston? This relatively tight-knit community is not only scenically beautiful, but also provides a reliable revenue source from residents who visit the convenience store to purchase items for their homes. These items can range from food products to basic homeware essentials, such as nails, twine, and glue.

Many of the stores that are part of a fueling station tend to stock an array of garments for different seasons. Sandals and sunglasses are popular sellers during the summer months, while hats, gloves, and jackets tend to do very well during the winter months. The size of the facility will obviously play a big role in how many different kinds of apparel are stocked, as well as the types of foods that are sold. Most of these stores are between 800 to 3,000 square feet in size, although in some places the store can be even larger. Depending on its specific size and location, the store may have seperate areas that sell different types of items.

Most of these stores do not carry produce, but they do stock up on a number of dry or canned goods, from rice to pasta to tins of soup. Some of them do carry pre-made sandwiches in wraps which can be purchased daily from a large horizontal refrigerated case. A separate machine dedicated to vending packages of ice is often included on the premises, although this may retooled to vend other materials during different seasons. Understanding the needs of the local market is crucial to restocking and inventory ordering.

Geographical Location

Bordered by the cities of Pembroke to the north, Plymouth to the south, Duxbury to the east, and Plympton to the west, this municipality is suitably sited on Kingston Bay, giving it beautiful waterfront views. The town is crossed by a number of major transit roads, including Route 3A, Route 44, Route 3, Route 80, Route 106, Route 27, and Route 53. The Sampson Forest and Memorial Park is located right next to Route 80, while the Blackwater Swamp Sanctuary is located off Route 3A. This same road passes over Halls Brook. Bay Farm can be reached via Loring Street, while Hicks Point is located off Bay Road. Foundry Pond and Commonwealth Park are located off Main Street.

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