10596 Route 19
Fillmore, NY 14735 · Allegany County
Price
$1,250
Bed / Bath
—
Interior
3,240 sqft
Lot
1.20 ac
Built
1951
About this home
This versatile 3,240 sq ft restaurant building is available for lease on Route 19 as you enter Fillmore, NY. With 154 feet of road frontage, the single-story building offers excellent visibility and ample on-site parking for guests and customers, with 16 spaces. Inside, two large dining rooms, roughly 676 and 630 square feet, provide plenty of seating for a full-service restaurant, cafe, or event space, with wood wainscoting, stained-glass pendant lighting, and glass block windows adding character. The commercial kitchen includes stainless steel prep tables and work stations, a rooftop exhaust hood, a separate work area, and a walk-in cooler, with a 339 sq ft storage room nearby for dry goods and supplies. Separate men's and women's restrooms are located off the foyer, plus an additional employee bathroom near the storage room. The flexible layout could also be adapted for other uses, such as an office, retail shop, or medical office, subject to municipal approval. The building is heated with forced-air gas and served with town water and septic. Located in the Fillmore Central School District, this is a great opportunity to launch or relocate a business on Route 19 in a welcoming small-town setting.
Mechanical
Heating
Gas, Forced Air
Schools
District
Fillmore
Tax & finance
Annual taxes
$0
Financing
LeaseOption
MLS Attribution
Listing courtesy of Brixwood LLC. Listing agent: Andrew Roorbach. Data last updated 9/24/2026. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed; should be independently verified. © NYS Alliance of MLSs.
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