Lynn Gas Stations

Buying

With its stately older buildings and tightly knit communal feel, this city offers individuals who are intrigued by owning a gas station many incentives to undertake the buying process. With the help of Boston City Properties, investors can quickly locate new listings and purchase them for a relatively excellent rate. Our company not only regularly updates our roster of properties but keeps in touch with local professionals to expedite viewing appointments and paperwork processing. No matter what specific type of station a buyer may be seeking, we can help close the deal.

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Sidewalks are common in this area, which usually translates into each fueling stop being treated as its own city block, complete with swaths of landscaping, lighted bollards, and even a streetlamp or two marking the area. The lot itself is often large enough to not only accommodate the fueling pumps themselves, but an amply sized convenience store and service station. Multiple parking spaces are carved out near the rear of the store, and sometimes are paired with service items such as an air or water refilling machine. At other times, these spaces are simply there for the comfort and ease of motorists who wish to park and stretch their legs.

The pumps tend to have an automated payment system, although in many cases the clerk who works inside the store has access to the pumps, and can turn them on or off with a special code or switch. This is helpful as a backup in case the payment processing system fails, or the owner decides to deal in cash only.

Leasing

The stores and gas stations here tend to seek long-term leases, although periods of one year do sometimes become available. The convenience store itself tends to be one of the largest parts of the business, as travelers stopping in will often want to purchase a slew of goods, from munchables such as potato chips to fully fledged sandwiches, a thermos of coffee, and other beverages and sundries. Many stores often stock an entire selection of hardware and accessories.

These accessories can include beauty products. In many cases, the surrounding neighborhood will be filled with residents who wish to purchase a tube of lipstick or toothpaste. These items are also popular with travelers who have neglected to pack the items they need for their trip, and are stopping by the store to pick up some soaps, deodorant, and other personal care objects. The accessories can also include sunglasses, socks, hats, and a few t-shirts or sweaters depending on the weather. Having this assortment of clothing makes it easier for customers to quickly swap out their wardrobe, especially if they are pressed for time.

The front counter also often sells magazines, cigarette lighters, and occasionally lotto tickets. These can vary by region, and each owner may choose to stock a different kind of merchandise depending on what they believe the public will likely consume. The architecture of the register can also vary widely; in some cases, the clerk will reside behind a bulletproof glass box. In other cases, the register will be situated in an open-air environment surrounded by windows that look out on the parking lot and pumps.

Geographical Location

Located north of the Saugus River on the shoreline of the Massachusetts Bay, this coastal city is bordered by the town of Nahant to the south, Peabody to the north, Saugus to the west, and Swampscott to the east, and is about 10 miles from Boston. The municipality is divided into numerous localities, including The Commons, Veteran’s Village, Central Square, Pine Hill, The Brickyard, McDonough Square, Goldfish Pond, The Highlands, Diamond District, The Fay Estates, Wyoma Square, and Downtown. The largest roads that cross the city include Route 1A, Route 129, Route 107, and Route 129A. Neptune Boulevard Playground is, as the name suggests, directly off Neptune Boulevard, while the Lynn Commons can be accessed from South Common Street.

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