Interamericana Highway Restaurant With Windmill Tower, San Ramón

San Rámon

Salles de Bain

1 000 m²

Surface construite

Description

This exceptional commercial property is ideally positioned on the Interamericana Norte Highway, just five minutes from downtown San Ramón. As one of the country's most heavily traveled routes connecting the Peñas Blancas border with Nicaragua to San José, this location ensures outstanding visibility and consistent customer traffic, particularly during weekends. The property comprises a fully-operational restaurant complex spanning 1,000 square meters of built space on a 1,620 square meter lot. The main building is a single-story structure featuring distinctive architectural details, including a decorative windmill tower that serves as a recognizable landmark and draws attention from passing vehicles. The restaurant's layout is designed for optimal guest experience and operational efficiency. Patrons enter through a spacious bar area showcasing glass shelving, mirrored finishes, and colorful lighting, with a flat-screen display for promotional content. The open kitchen directly across from the bar creates an interactive dining atmosphere, allowing guests to observe meal preparation. The main dining hall opens into a large multi-table dining space with an adjacent entertainment and nightclub area, all with multiple screens for broadcasting sports events or background music. A covered outdoor terrace extends from the main building, offering a more intimate setting for families and groups. Beautifully appointed with hanging ferns and ornamental plants, this space takes advantage of San Ramón's cool mountain climate. The property also includes a separate 'La Cantinita' structure designed for fast-food service, enabling diversified revenue streams. Practical amenities include four well-appointed restroom areas with multiple stalls, including accessible facilities for guests with reduced mobility. A spacious parking area fronting the highway provides convenient access and additional visibility for the establishment. San Ramón is a thriving city of over 100,000 residents in Alajuela Province, with deep historical roots dating to the 1840s. The region is known for its agricultural heritage—traditional farms, tropical ornamental plants, sugarcane, and coffee cultivation—while maintaining the peaceful, authentic character that defines Costa Rica's Central Valley communities.