120 S 1st Avenue Barstow, CA 92311

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Rich in history as the original home to Barstow’s Route 66 central Grey Hound station with central location just off Main Street’s high traffic zone. Designated by the City to be within its preferred Downtown Business and Cultural District, and part of the city’s Route 66 Business Corridor Specific Plan to boost tourism and economic development in coming years. Recent announcement of the BNSF Barstow International Gateway coming to Barstow! will be largest Gateway in America promising more jobs and economic development for Barstow. Zoned ‘Commercial General’ with a plethora of uses including, but limited to retail, restaurant, brewery, event center, commissary, medical, non-profit and/or office space. Located in a Qualified Opportunity Zone, near revitalization efforts and new major chain business establishments (i.e., Dutch Bros Coffee). About 1, 000 sq ft culinary kitchen, with large heat venting system and walk-in refrigeration system. The electrical is commercial grade with plenty of power for this building. The kitchen layout feeds to a large dining hall and cafeteria. Contains a formal entry, a retail show room, various outer room that can be used for office, administrative or classroom usage, wheelchair accessibility. Subarea 2 is primarily zoned C, with a small portion of vacant land located on the eastern boundary of the subarea zoned for light industrial uses. The DU Zone permits a combination of commercial and residential uses. Within this zone, a parcel or parcels that have a combination of residential and non-residential uses are considered mixed use. In the year 2019 Average Daily Traffic counts were obtained from the City of Barstow, County of San Bernardino, and Caltrans District 8 and post-processed to Year 2021 utilizing a 2% per year growth factor. A summary of existing traffic volumes related to the project site is: Main Street carries 12, 900 vehicles per day between Barstow Road and First Avenue and First Avenue carries 7, 500 vehicles per day north of Main Street.