Nino's Bakery | 3078 Cooper St
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Nino's Bakery 3078 Cooper St
7,500 SF 100% Leased Industrial Building Punta Gorda, FL 33950 $2,400,000 ($320/SF)
Investment Highlights
- Operating Commercial Bakery with 7,500 SF; 33 surface parking spaces
- FDA and USDA approved food preparation facility
- Close to Punta Gorda Airport offering air freight logistics, which can support the movement in and out of the region
- 70% for production areas and approximately 15% for retail sales and a 40-seat dining room
- 3 phase electric and 400-amp service, 500-gallon propane tank and two 2,500-gallon grease traps,
- Punta Gorda is centrally located between major markets like Tampa to the north and Naples/Fort Myers to the south.
Executive Summary
New Price Adjustment. Ownership will entertain all offers. Nino’s bakery is a 7500 ft.² commercial facility designed for large-scale baking and food preparation located in Punta Gorda Florida. Located in southwest Florida, Punta Gorda presents significant potential as a distribution center for serving the larger West Coast Florida markets such as Naples (65 miles south), Tampa (about 100 miles north), Fort Myers (about 25 miles south). This strategic location, combined with infrastructure developments, making it an attractive hub for logistics and distribution for the region.
The facility utilizes 70% for production areas and approximately 15% for retail sales and a 40-seat dining room which has a limited menu and a full bar (liquor license included). The property is serviced by heavy power; 3 phase electric and 400-amp service. There is also a 500-gallon propane tank and two 2,500-gallon grease traps, one dock high loading area, 33 parking spaces and all the hoods and equipment necessary for an FDA and USDA approved food preparation facility which the bakery currently possesses. The facility also has the licenses to provide products to Punta Gorda airport.
The property was transferred to city sewer and the roof is approximately 5 years old. It’s a metal building with steel and iron joists for the roof. The HVAC has been improved and maintains consistent temperature levels with a $2000 per month from the previous system.
The property was transferred to city sewer and the roof is approximately 5 years old. It’s a metal building with steel and iron joists for the roof. The HVAC has been improved and maintains consistent temperature levels with a $2000 per month from the previous system.
Layout
Mixing area: Equipped with industrial mixers (planetary, spiral, horizontal, or continuous mixers depending on production needs).
Dough processing area: Includes space for dough dividers, rounders, sheeters, and proofers.
Ovens and baking area: May include multiple ovens (rotating rack ovens, tunnel ovens, or deck ovens) for high-volume baking.
Cooling area: To allow baked products to cool down before packaging.
Storage & Inventory
Dry storage: Space for storing bulk ingredients like flour, sugar, and additives in temperature-controlled environments.
Cold storage: Refrigeration and freezer sections for perishables such as butter, dairy, and other temperature-sensitive ingredients.
Electrical & Energy Requirements
Heavy-Duty Electrical Supply: Industrial ovens, mixers, and refrigeration units require high-capacity electrical setups. As such the property provides heavy power, 3 phase electric with 400-amp service.
Workforce Availability
Growing Labor Pool: Punta Gorda and the surrounding areas offer a growing labor force due to the population influx in southwest Florida. With a mix of skilled and unskilled labor, it can support the logistics and distribution sectors, including warehousing, trucking, and supply chain management.
Geographic Location
Punta Gorda is centrally located between major markets like Tampa to the north and Naples/Fort Myers to the south. This allows for efficient distribution across the entire West Coast of Florida.
The city is located directly on Interstate 75, which runs the length of the state, connecting the region to Tampa, Sarasota, Bradenton, and even reaching further south to Miami on the East Coast. This makes it highly accessible for ground-based logistics and trucking operations.
Punta Gorda Airport offers the potential for air freight logistics, which can support the movement of goods both in and out of the region. Though primarily a passenger airport, its expanding infrastructure makes it an emerging hub for commercial cargo as well.
Compared to larger markets like Tampa or Miami, Punta Gorda offers more affordable land and real estate prices, which can significantly lower the cost of setting up a distribution facility. The availability of industrial-zoned land makes it an attractive option for warehouses and distribution centers.
The facility utilizes 70% for production areas and approximately 15% for retail sales and a 40-seat dining room which has a limited menu and a full bar (liquor license included). The property is serviced by heavy power; 3 phase electric and 400-amp service. There is also a 500-gallon propane tank and two 2,500-gallon grease traps, one dock high loading area, 33 parking spaces and all the hoods and equipment necessary for an FDA and USDA approved food preparation facility which the bakery currently possesses. The facility also has the licenses to provide products to Punta Gorda airport.
The property was transferred to city sewer and the roof is approximately 5 years old. It’s a metal building with steel and iron joists for the roof. The HVAC has been improved and maintains consistent temperature levels with a $2000 per month from the previous system.
The property was transferred to city sewer and the roof is approximately 5 years old. It’s a metal building with steel and iron joists for the roof. The HVAC has been improved and maintains consistent temperature levels with a $2000 per month from the previous system.
Layout
Mixing area: Equipped with industrial mixers (planetary, spiral, horizontal, or continuous mixers depending on production needs).
Dough processing area: Includes space for dough dividers, rounders, sheeters, and proofers.
Ovens and baking area: May include multiple ovens (rotating rack ovens, tunnel ovens, or deck ovens) for high-volume baking.
Cooling area: To allow baked products to cool down before packaging.
Storage & Inventory
Dry storage: Space for storing bulk ingredients like flour, sugar, and additives in temperature-controlled environments.
Cold storage: Refrigeration and freezer sections for perishables such as butter, dairy, and other temperature-sensitive ingredients.
Electrical & Energy Requirements
Heavy-Duty Electrical Supply: Industrial ovens, mixers, and refrigeration units require high-capacity electrical setups. As such the property provides heavy power, 3 phase electric with 400-amp service.
Workforce Availability
Growing Labor Pool: Punta Gorda and the surrounding areas offer a growing labor force due to the population influx in southwest Florida. With a mix of skilled and unskilled labor, it can support the logistics and distribution sectors, including warehousing, trucking, and supply chain management.
Geographic Location
Punta Gorda is centrally located between major markets like Tampa to the north and Naples/Fort Myers to the south. This allows for efficient distribution across the entire West Coast of Florida.
The city is located directly on Interstate 75, which runs the length of the state, connecting the region to Tampa, Sarasota, Bradenton, and even reaching further south to Miami on the East Coast. This makes it highly accessible for ground-based logistics and trucking operations.
Punta Gorda Airport offers the potential for air freight logistics, which can support the movement of goods both in and out of the region. Though primarily a passenger airport, its expanding infrastructure makes it an emerging hub for commercial cargo as well.
Compared to larger markets like Tampa or Miami, Punta Gorda offers more affordable land and real estate prices, which can significantly lower the cost of setting up a distribution facility. The availability of industrial-zoned land makes it an attractive option for warehouses and distribution centers.
Property Facts
Price | $2,400,000 | Lot Size | 0.17 AC |
Price Per SF | $320 | Rentable Building Area | 7,500 SF |
Sale Type | Investment or Owner User | No. Stories | 1 |
Property Type | Industrial | Year Built | 1981 |
Property Subtype | Food Processing | Parking Ratio | 4.13/1,000 SF |
Building Class | C | No. Dock-High Doors/Loading | 1 |
Price | $2,400,000 |
Price Per SF | $320 |
Sale Type | Investment or Owner User |
Property Type | Industrial |
Property Subtype | Food Processing |
Building Class | C |
Lot Size | 0.17 AC |
Rentable Building Area | 7,500 SF |
No. Stories | 1 |
Year Built | 1981 |
Parking Ratio | 4.13/1,000 SF |
No. Dock-High Doors/Loading | 1 |
Utilities
- Lighting
- Gas
- Water
- Sewer
- Heating
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Bike Score ®
Very Bikeable (70)
PROPERTY TAXES
Parcel Number | 412317106002 | Improvements Assessment | $0 |
Land Assessment | $0 | Total Assessment | $755,208 |
PROPERTY TAXES
Parcel Number
412317106002
Land Assessment
$0
Improvements Assessment
$0
Total Assessment
$755,208
zoning
Zoning Code | IL (Light Industrial) |
IL (Light Industrial) |
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