This former neighborhood market and eatery offers a unique commercial footprint, previously home to a modern full-service convenience store and pizza parlor, with upstairs dining and flexible downstairs areas that could accommodate office, storage, or informal live/work use. Commercial property with legacy as a convenience store and food service venue, complete with informal lunch areas, a dedicated kitchen with commercial-grade equipment included, large retail shelving, and back-office/storage space. Multi-use lower level that historically supported office, administrative, storage, and informal living quarters. The main retail space features brick-look tile flooring, fluorescent overhead lighting, and multiple freestanding display shelving units. A glass-door walk-in cooler spans the back wall, offering built-in cold storage with direct access from the sales floor. At the front of the space, a wraparound service counter anchors the layout, with an open floor plan that supports a variety of merchandising setups. The interior retains its original convenience store design, well-suited for reimagining as a market, feed store, boutique grocer, or hybrid retail concept. The property includes a 4,147 SF building on 0.55 acres, plus a separately deeded 0.3-acre parcel. The property offers room for expansion—whether for outdoor inventory, project space, or product displays. Located at the corner of SE 104th St & S Hiwassee Rd, this site offers strong visibility in a pocket of SE Oklahoma City, making it especially well-suited for local-serving businesses. Call Conroy at (253) 549-8701 for more information. Idea Create a niche garden retail store concept that blends retail with outdoor experience. The building can be transformed into a boutique garden center, featuring an indoor showroom for gardening tools, home décor, and plant care products. The detached storage building with an overhead door is perfect for storing bulk soil, planters, and seasonal inventory, while the excess land could be beautifully designed as an outdoor nursery space, showcasing native plants, trees, and garden installations. The ample paved lot provides a surface for heavy equipment and products. With its high-visibility corner location, ample parking, and flexible layout, this property could become a destination for local gardening enthusiasts seeking unique plants, eco-friendly products, and expert advice. Additionally, the open canopy area could serve as a shaded outdoor display for seasonal garden specials or workshops, adding to the community-focused, experiential nature of the concept.