Miles of Commercial Realty Advisors brokers $225,000 sale

Rum Runners Bar & Grill, 243 Lower County Rod - Dennis Port, MA

Dennis Port, MA According to Kevin Pepe, managing director of Commercial Realty Advisors, Ed Miles, vice president of business brokerage sales at Commercial Realty Advisors, Inc. has arranged the $225,000 sale of Rum Runners Bar & Grill at 243 Lower County Rd.

The buyer was Tim Gaudette, of Sunny Boy Inc., along with Chris and Tony Pons. The seller was Les and Wanda Staras. Gaudette has additionally secured the purchase of Schooners Restaurant at 372 Main St. in Hyannis. The sellers were Michael Macheras, of Macheras Main Street Corp.

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