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More details for 135 N Highway 101, Solana Beach, CA - Retail for Sale

A COASTAL TROPHY SINGLE TENANT NNN INVESTMENT - 135 N Highway 101

Solana Beach, CA 92075

  • Brewery
  • Retail for Sale
  • $6,565,516 CAD
  • 2,572 SF

Solana Beach Retail for Sale - North Beach Cities

FIRST TIME OFFERED IN 50 YEARS - Single Net Properties is pleased to exclusively offer the opportunity to acquire the fee simple interest in a coastal NNN Investment property - Pizza Port Brewing Company, the iconic flagship location situated at 135 North Highway 101 in the heart of Solana Beach, California. This exceptional coastal investment combines long-term, stable cash flow with irreplaceable real estate in one of Southern California’s most affluent and supply-constrained markets. Anchored by Pizza Port, one of San Diego’s most recognized restaurant and craft brewery brands, the property has served as the company’s original flagship location for nearly four decades and continues to be a destination for both residents and visitors. The investment is further strengthened by a long-term lease with OutFront Media (Bill Board), providing a second diversified income stream from a highly visible Highway 101 billboard. Positioned along historic Coast Highway 101, the property benefits from outstanding visibility, exceptional pedestrian activity, and immediate access to some of San Diego County’s most desirable coastal communities, including Del Mar, Rancho Santa Fe, Encinitas, Cardiff-by-the-Sea, and La Jolla. Solana Beach is widely recognized for its affluent demographics, strong tourism, limited development opportunities, and enduring demand for coastal real estate. The surrounding area is home to premier destinations including the Cedros Design District, Belly Up Tavern, Fletcher Cove Beach, Del Mar Fairgrounds, the Del Mar Racetrack, and numerous luxury residential communities that contribute to the property’s year-round customer base. The investment offers long-term stability through contractual rent growth while also providing investors with meaningful future value creation opportunities. Scheduled rent increases enhance cash flow over time, while the existing OutFront Media billboard lease represents a rare and valuable outdoor advertising asset in one of California’s most highly regulated coastal markets. Together, these characteristics create a unique opportunity to own an institutional-quality asset with diversified income, exceptional tenant quality, and significant long-term appreciation potential. Investment opportunities of this caliber are exceedingly rare. The combination of a flagship restaurant location, an established national billboard tenant, irreplaceable coastal real estate, and one of the strongest demographic profiles in Southern California positions this property as a true legacy investment—offering durable income today with exceptional long-term value for generations to come.

Contact:

Single Net Properties

Property Subtype:

Restaurant

Date on Market:

2026-07-24

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More details for 5041 Newport Ave, San Diego, CA - Retail for Sale

5041 Newport Ave

San Diego, CA 92107

  • Brewery
  • Retail for Sale
  • $5,298,122 CAD
  • 2,939 SF

San Diego Retail for Sale - Old Twn/S Arena/Pt Loma

ASKING PRICE INCLUDES BREWERY BUSINESS ASSETS - Type 23 ABC License and all FF&E •Rare opportunity to purchase or lease one of Ocean Beach’s premier hospitality properties. Ideal for a hands-on owner-operator who wants to be present in the business and build a recognizable neighborhood brewery brand. • Premises includes a full kitchen with type 1 hood system, a 5 BBL gasfired brewhouse, three 10 BBL fermenters, one 10 BBL brite tank, grain mill, and 2-head semi automatic keg washer; providing an efficient, fully operational craft brewing facility ready for immediate production. • Prime Coastal location – Situated in the heart of Ocean Beach and less than a block from the sand and pier. • Built-in customer base from OB’s loyal, year-round local community plus steady tourist traffic and evening sunset crowds. • Irreplaceable Asset - Iconic three-story property in the heart of Ocean Beach, featuring one of the area’s premier rooftop experiences, and ocean views from every level. • Surrounded by a vibrant mix of established local restaurants, cafés, bars, and boutique retailers, whose strong synergy drives both daytime and evening traffic. • Fantastic opportunity for an experienced hospitality operator to acquire the asset and either continue the legacy, or create their own. Real Estate Price: $3,525,000 Business Asset Price: $300,000 Building Size: 2,939 SF + patio & rooftop deck Lot Size: 3,498 SF ABC License: Type 23 (Microbrewery) APN: 448-081-09-00 Zoning: CC-4-2

Contact:

Next Wave Commercial

Property Subtype:

Storefront Retail/Office

Date on Market:

2026-07-13

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More details for 3925 Ohio St, San Diego, CA - Retail for Sale

3925 Ohio St

San Diego, CA 92104

  • Brewery
  • Retail for Sale
  • $4,154,005 CAD
  • 7,645 SF

San Diego Retail for Sale - Park East

CALL FOR OFFERS DUE 9/4/2026! Ownership reserves the right to accept an offer prior to the deadline. Starker West is pleased to present a rare ±13,986 SF infill development and owner-user opportunity located at 3925 Ohio Street in the highly desirable North Park submarket of San Diego, CA. Exclusively listed for sale for the first time, presenting a rare opportunity to acquire a well-located asset with significant upside. The property offers a unique combination of immediate usability and long-term redevelopment potential. The existing ±7,645 SF building provides an ideal platform for an owner-user seeking a high-visibility location for a restaurant, bar, brewery, fitness concept, creative office, or experiential retail use. Featuring strong street presence, off-street parking, and rear alley access for deliveries and operations, the asset is well-suited for a variety of business uses. Its walkable urban setting allows an operator to establish a flagship location while benefiting from consistent foot traffic and one of San Diego’s most active lifestyle corridors. An owner-user can capitalize on the ability to occupy the property in the near term, control occupancy costs, and build long-term equity in a supply-constrained market. From a development standpoint, the site is zoned CC-3-9 and benefits from a Tier 3 Complete Communities designation, offering some of the most favorable zoning allowances in the City of San Diego. The CC-3-9 zone is intended to accommodate high-intensity, mixed-use development and allows for a wide range of commercial uses including restaurant, retail, office, and personal services, while also supporting significant residential density. Through available incentives such as the Affordable Housing Density Bonus Program, micro-unit provisions, and reduced or eliminated parking requirements, a developer can maximize the site’s potential and deliver a high-density project in a premier infill location (subject to buyer verification and project design). Situated in one of San Diego’s most walkable and amenity-rich neighborhoods, the property is surrounded by dense residential housing, a strong renter base, and a vibrant mix of retail, dining, and entertainment options. This dynamic environment not only supports future multifamily development but also provides an immediate, built-in customer base for an owner-user business seeking visibility and accessibility. 3925 Ohio Street presents a flexible acquisition opportunity - allowing a buyer to operate a business in the near term, generate income, and ultimately reposition or redevelop the site to fully capitalize on the favorable zoning, continued housing demand, and limited supply of well-located infill development sites in North Park.

Contact:

Starker West, Inc

Property Subtype:

Storefront

Date on Market:

2026-06-02

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Breweries for Sale within 50 kilometers of San Diego, CA, USA

Breweries For Sale

Breweries

What is a brewery?

Breweries are businesses that manufacture beer and sell it to the public or other businesses. Breweries employ people whose jobs are involved in virtually every aspect of the business, including brewing beer and other beverages as well as selling products to distributors or directly to customers. A number of breweries also have tasting rooms where customers can try beers on tap that are available nowhere else.

What is a brewpub?

A brewpub is a type of brewery that also serves food for on-site consumption, although many brewpubs now have off-premise licenses as well. A brewpub differs from a tavern in that all of its beer is brewed on the premises, instead of simply acquiring it from an off-site source.

What is a microbrewery?

A microbrewery or craft brewery is usually an independently owned and operated company that produces small batches of beer using traditional ingredients like malted barley; other breweries may use adjuncts such as corn or rice. The term "microbrewery" was coined by the New York Times in June 1985, in an article about Siebel Institute of Technology's graduate program in brewing technology.

The distinction between a brewery and a microbrewery is somewhat ambiguous, however, since there are no clear definitions for either. In addition, different classifications of microbreweries exist, depending on the national brewing standards that are used.

What is a tap room in a microbrewery?

A tap room is an area that houses beer to be served on-premise at a brewery. At brewpubs the term may refer to a location where people gather to drink beer, eat meals and listen to music or watch sports events on television. Tap rooms are places where customers can taste various beers that the brewery makes to determine whether they want to buy a full glass of it. They may also be able to purchase additional bottles or growlers for consumption off-site, depending on the laws of their state.

Are breweries popular for investors, should I buy a brewery?

Despite the fact that many breweries are small businesses with sales below $1 million, they have achieved amazing popularity as an investment opportunity. Many investors in breweries are avid beer enthusiasts, but others see the investment as a way to earn strong returns on their money in an era of low interest rates.

Breweries can require significant investments with many businesses spending a large sum per year in rent, equipment and other business-related expenses. Because most breweries are open only a limited number of hours each week or month, it can take a longer to recoup costs and earn a profit. Many breweries therefore require investment from investors who have little to no interest in the day-to-day operations, but simply want to invest money while having some of it managed by others with experience in the industry.

Why should I start a brewery?

While the business of brewing beer may not be right for everyone, you'll learn to appreciate why brewers are passionate about making superior beers when you're involved in it as a business. You can take pride in knowing that you produced something that people enjoy and benefit from.

Because the industry is so competitive, you'll also need to have a true passion for beer if you want to succeed with your brewery. You need to consider carefully why you want to start a brewery, and whether or not that is the best decision for you. It takes dedication and hard work to launch a new business, especially one as complex as a brewery.

How do I get started?

The first step in opening a brewery is finding a suitable location. The main factor in starting a brewery is location, and. It's more than just getting a "deal." Look for an old brewery - or some other established building in close proximity to your target market. You don't have to spend a large sum of money on renovations if you can find one that's been renovated already or has up to date infrastructure.

In summary, there are many steps involved in starting a brewery. They include:

  1. Find the right location and secure funding for your business.
  2. Get the business plan ready and start negotiating with suppliers or distributors of brewing materials.
  3. Get the required licenses and permits in order.
  4. Build or renovate your brewery.
  5. Train staff for the brewery and purchase inventory and equipment.
  6. Test market your brand to consumers.
  7. Start selling beer!

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