Detroit strip club for sale for $1 million comes with unexpected perk
A Detroit strip club has hit the market for a cool $1.1 million - complete with classic stripper poles, a red stage and a liquor license for anyone who wants to get it up and running.
Real estate agent Timia Carter of Legacy Park Realty listed the adult entertainment venue this week, with the selling point: 'summer time is almost here.'
'Contact me today if you're interested in purchasing club - summer time is almost here,' Carter wrote alongside a video of the property on social media.
The video of the space reveals the classic strip club stage with dancer polls alongside the bar and a lounge area with couches and tables.
In addition to the liquor license, which has been thrown in for free, the site also offers its parking lot gratis.
The large lot can accommodate up to 80 cars with additional on-street parking available.
The property, which is located at 8050 Livernois Avenue in Detroit, also boasts 4,700 square feet of commercial space.
A Detroit strip club has hit the market for a cool $1.1 million - complete with classic stripper poles, a red stage and a liquor license for anyone who wants to get it up and running
Real estate agent Timia Carter of Legacy Park Realty listed the adult entertainment venue this week, with the selling point 'summer time is almost here'
While the property's history and reason for sale remain unclear, the listing is being marketed as owner will consider 'obo' (or best offer)
The venue's Class C liquor license is described as 'clean, with no violations history'.
The club features a brand new roof, complete with all new decking, insulation and EPDM membrane.
The HVAC system has also been completely overhauled with three new units installed - one 7.5-ton unit and two 5-ton units.
The listing highlights recently upgraded electrical, plumbing and refrigeration systems throughout the building.
According to the listing, exterior repairs have been completed along with all new security lighting installation.
The kitchen also comes equipped with a new make-up air system and new exhaust fan for the hood.
The realtor describes the interior as solid though admittedly in need of cleaning.
'Solid interior - needs cleaning,' she writes.
The unusual listing quickly spread across social media platforms on Instagram and TikTok, with users sharing their reactions.
'If the police DNA-test that rug they'd probably solve 150 open cases,' wrote one commenter.
Another wrote: 'I'm gonna buy it and rename it the nasty kitty.'
Many shared their creative takes on what they would use the space for.
One user suggested: 'Honestly could turn this into an Airbnb.'
Another envisioned: 'Uhhhhmmm! With a little work that would be a NICE Comedy Club!!'
Many made jokes about purchasing the property.
'If this parlay hit tonight I'm buyin this spot,' one user wrote.
But other commenters took a more serious approach and saw the sale as a troubling economic indicator.
'When the strip club industry is tanked that is the number 1 sign of a recession. Buckle up for the ride. Don't buy cars don't buy houses, stop the Amazon purchases and hold the cash you have.'
According to the listing, exterior repairs have been completed along with all new security lighting installation
The listing highlights recently upgraded electrical, plumbing and refrigeration systems throughout the building
The realtor describes the interior as solid though admittedly in need of cleaning
While the property's history and reason for sale remain unclear, the listing is being marketed as owner will consider best offers as well.
That suggests some flexibility on the $1.1 million asking price.
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