Newburyport Gas Stations

Buying

Modernist architecture dominates in this region, which has many older buildings alongside newer residential complexes. The fueling facilities here are traditionally sited next to a mixture of homes and apartment buildings as well as multi-story commercial properties. The area, however, is notable not only for its extraordinary scenery, but its dense urban center. Although much of the region is made up of nature preserves and untouched coastline, the business district reflects hundreds of years of consecutive inhabitation, and therefore is highly walkable.

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This is an advantage for any investor who decides to purchase a Newburyport gas station for several reasons. The first of these is that walk-in customers who live nearby will frequent the convenience store or food mart that is set back from the principal fueling area. The second is that motorists who are passing through will be able to easily spot the facility, and will likely turn in and begin refilling their tanks.

The parcels themselves are not extraordinarily large, but they are well-appointed. Due to the layout of the town, most of the lots tend to be rectangular and sited on the corner of a street. They allow access from two principal roadways, and place the pumps in the center of the parcel. To save room, not all of these facilities provide a canopy over the fueling area, preferring instead to place the convenience mart much closer to the pumps.

Leasing

Interested in leasing or buying a Newburyport gas station? Boston City Properties can help. Our team has thoroughly investigated the market, and can offer information on a number of currently available properties, as well as point buyers in the direction of parcels that will likely come up for sale or lease soon. Whatever the ideal property is, we make it our aim to match our clients with it.

Many of those who end up securing a lease that lasts for three to five years also delight in the challenges of running a convenience store. Many of these stores provide an array of goods to their customers, from edible items to souvenirs and hygiene products. Understanding how to build a thriving inventory is as much about anticipating customer demands as it is introducing products that will become very popular with the buying public.

Merchants who succeed in achieving this balance report significant earnings. Most of them do have certain staples, of course, from machines that are constantly brewing fresh coffee to beverage dispensers that vend frozen, icy drinks that have fruit flavors. A clear glass display case that has a heater inside of it to maintain hot foods is also recommended. These foods, which can range from fresh bagels to sandwiches, tend to sell very well, especially for those commuters who decide to purchase their lunch or a snack before they head into work. During the middle of the day, motorists who are stopping in on their way to another part of the state may relish being able to pick up a slice of hot pizza or another item that satisfies their craving for a hot bite to eat.

Geographic Location

Located 35 miles northeast of Boston, this community is a seaside town that is south of the city of Amesbury, north of Newbury, and east of West Newbury. Several routes pass through the area including Route 1, Interstate 95, Route 113, and Route 1A. Interstate 95 passes incredibly close to Maudslay State Park, while the Atkinson Common is located off Route 113. Cashman Park is accessible from Merrimac Street, while Frog Pond is bounded by High Street and Auburn Street. The Waterfront Park, which overlooks the banks of the Merrimack River, is reachable from Water Street. Route 1 crosses over the Little River. The Common Pasture, meanwhile, can be glimpsed from Scotland Road.

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