This 3,200 square-foot Main Street building is in a picturesque village in south central Vermont, on an east/west route across the state and central to 4 major ski areas. The pretty downtown has a common that is used all summer and fall for craft festivals, farmers' markets and parades. The historic village has antique stores, craft galleries, inns, restaurants, a hardware store, bookstore and other businesses that cater to tourists and the local occupants of primary and vacation homes. Right in the center, it is very visible with plenty of parking in front and back.It used to be grocery store with a full range of staples, produce, dairy and meat and they sold deli fare with a strong take-out business of family-style meals such as meatloaf, chicken pot pie and macaroni and cheese. It also used to serve meats and cheeses by the pound. They also had beer and wine, cigarettes and lottery tickets. A fixture in town, this business operated for over 40 years. A potential tenant was going to reopen it and got the inside cleared out for major renovations. This is a great spot to reopen a market of any other business in this bustling, picturesque town. 
Just north of one of Vermont's prettiest villages, this country store is centrally located in the southern part of the state and is convenient to all of the major mountains in the area. Its old fashioned charm is complemented by its progressive culture. Locals and tourists alike love it.
There are 2 buildings, the store and the home. There is a separate heated garage for returnables and extra storage It has a fabulous fenced-in yard along the river and a separate place for folks to eat their lunch. From the minute you walk in, you realize the store is spotless, bright and very well organized. Recently rebuilt, just about everything from the commercial kitchen to the walk-in coolers to the counters and deli are as you want them. The interior is very well laid out and organized - this store is user friendly. The kitchen has a commercial range with extinguishing hood, freezers, refrigerators, storage, stainless workstations and a large walk-in cooler. It steps down to the deli, which does a great business. There are 2 breakfast bars for self serving coffee and donuts. The store has an ATM machine, fresh vegetables and fruits and a video rental rack. The owners' quarters are in a separate building. There are 2+ bedrooms, 2 baths, open concept living/dining, kitchen and office. There are 2 outside accesses and the upstairs could be separately rented while an owner retains an office, bedroom and bath downstairs. It offers flexibility for either someone who lives off premises or a good sized family.
The owners will fully train a new owner in all aspects of the business. Included in the price is all equipment in the store and apartment, Good Will, a non-competition agreement, signage, phone numbers and promotional materials. Inventory is to be purchased separately at cost. This highly successful country market is one of the nicest we've ever had. 
Next to a covered bridge in a vibrant village in a college town, this c.1880 market and deli is currently just closed but has bright, clean and spacious interior. It offers a wide variety of groceries, fine wines, specialty beers, ground and fresh coffee, pet food, lottery tickets, a complete deli selection, baked goods, fresh Vermont specialty foods and dairy products, maple syrup and candies, hot home-made pizza and creamies in the summer. Upstairs there's a large 3-4 bedroom apartment with 2 baths and a laundry room. The master has a walk-in closet and there's a separate family room. It used to be 2 apartments and could be configured back if needed.Check out this reasonably priced store and deli in a great mid-state town not far from the capital. 
On one of Vermont's most photographed Commons, sits an award winning country market, that is one of the oldest continuing running stores in the state. As you walk into this quaint historic store (est. 1825), you’ll smell the aroma of fresh coffee from the coffee bar. This large country store features a full-service deli offering homemade soups, sandwiches, salads and other daily specials, fresh baked goods, beer and wine, lotto and sundry goods. They are now the exclusive gelato outlet in the area that has a huge following. The market is also a licensed Vermont liquor outlet offering all the named brands not readily available within a 15 mile radius. On a main tourist route as well as the County Seat, the market enjoys a monopoly in the picturesque village with plenty of parking and high visibility. The Courthouse across the street provides a lot of customers along with tourists, 2nd home owners and local residents. The renovated, spacious apartment upstairs includes a master bedroom with cast-iron gas fireplace stove and walk-in closet, 2-3 additional bedrooms with carpet and hardwood floors, a full eat-in kitchen, spacious and open living and dining rooms, full bath and a half and a large porch overlooking the lovely Green. The apartment contains a separate office with additional access to the market and a large walk in attic area. As the recipient of the Vermont Centennial Business Award (2005), this is one of Vermont’s historic stores that has great community support with a strong track record and sales continue to grow. This store is extremely successful and ready for a new owner to increase sales further. 
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