This store was formerly operated as a 7-Eleven or Circle K-style convenience store with a valid Beer & Wine license. The current owner acquired the business in June 2024 and operated it for about 10 months before obtaining a Type 21 Full Liquor License in April 2025, converting it into a full liquor store.

Since the conversion is still recent—just over a month ago—it is too early to provide meaningful sales data. However, sales have been steadily increasing, and under the previous Beer & Wine model, the store generated approximately $45,000 in gross monthly revenue.

According to the seller, this location was operated as Circle K for over 15 years, reaching peak monthly sales of $145,000, proving the strength and potential of this location.

The interior retains a clean, efficient layout reminiscent of a convenience store, with equipment such as a hot dog roller, food warmers, and slush machine still in place—providing future product expansion opportunities. The store is also equipped with 11 beer cooler doors, making it ideally suited for full liquor operations.

The seller is currently an absentee owner who is looking to retire and prefers not to wait for a top-dollar offer. This creates a unique opportunity for buyers to make a reasonable offer and take advantage of favorable conditions.


Business Overview
1. Store Size: 2,530 sqft
2. Business Hours: 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM (7 days a week)
3. Rent: $5,100 + CAM $600 / 3% annual increase
4. Lease Terms: 3 + 5 + 5 + 5 years / Security Deposit: $12,000
5. Employees: 2 full-time / Payroll approx. $4,000/month
6. Owner’s Hours: Approx. 30 hours/week
7. Owner Since: June 2024
8. Reason for Sale: Retirement
9. Pre-conversion Monthly Sales: Approx. $45,000

Additional Income
1. Lottery: ~$30,000/month in ticket sales with 6% commission ($1,800/month)
2. Bitcoin Machine: ~$600/month commission
3. ATM Commission: ~$125/month
4. No check cashing, EBT, or MoneyGram services currently offered