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1864 Se Hawthorne Turn-Key Restaurant AVAILABLE WHEN | NOW SPACE | 2,077 SF RESTAURANT 1864 SE HAWTHORNE TURN-KEY RESTAURANT CHARLOTTE LARSON | 503.228.3080 WWW.URBANWORKSREALESTATE.COM 1864 SE HAWTHORNE About The Space Address Available Rare opportunity to lease turn-key restaurant space on SE 1864 NE Hawthorne Now Hawthorne. This 2,077 SF space features class one hood, walk Area Space in refrigerator, two ADA bathrooms and restaurant mechanical, electrical & plumbing ready to go. Featuring beautiful glass line Southeast 2,077 SF facing SE Hawthorne. Come join this thriving inner SE Portland Uses community! Restaurant 1864 SE HAWTHORNE | 2 INTERIOR PHOTOS 1864 SE HAWTHORNE | 3 AREA RETAIL & DEMOS .25 MILES .5 MILES 1 MILE 2019 POPULATION 2,786 9.986 31,174 TOTAL EMPLOYEES 646 3,172 27,502 TOTAL BUSINESSES 112 511 3,687 MEDIAN HH INCOME $72,732 $69,727 $69,757 MEDIAN AGE 34.9 33.8 33.6 SOME COLLEGE 91.9% 91.4% 88.3% LARDO JAM ON HAWTHORNE COAVA COFFEE ROASTERS POKE MON MCMENAMINS BARLEY MILL CASTAGNA GRAND CENTRAL BAKING CO. 1864 SE HAWTHORNE | 4 PARKING VANS FOREVER 21 LIDS FRED MEYER COURTYARD EXPRESS MARSHALLS MARRIOTT LLOYD CENTER BLVD KITCHEN HOLLADAY VETERANS MEMORIAL OLD NAVY EDWARD PARK PLAZA COLISEUM JONES GREEN ZEBRA MACY’S PASSAGE MODA CENTER BOOKSHOP QUALITY INN STANFORDS LEGACY ORANGE THEORY SUBWAY CU WEST POINT RED ROBIN ROSE QUARTER KAISER PERMANENTE CAFE 700 DOUBLETREE REGAL LLOYD BURGERVILLE DENNY’S HASSALO ON EIGHTH BY HILTON HOLLADAY PARK HEART PIZZA STARBUCKS CITIZEN BAKER GARDEN BAR CONVENTION CENTER HOTEL ALTABIRA J CAFE HOLLYWOOD VINTAGE (COMING SOON) CAFE YUMM CENTAUR GUITAR HOTEL EASTLUND LITTLE BIG BURGER KATE O’BRIEN’S 7 VIRTUES COFFEE CITY COFFEE CITY MOTEL 6 MOTEL FIRST TECH CU FIRST LLOYD FARMERS MARKET THE ZIPPER BASILISK SLICE MULTNOMAH COUNTRY LIBRARY & ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CULMINATION ANATOMY TATTOO BREWING MARINA’S KAFE & DELI RETAILOREGON CONVENTION MAP CENTER CONCORDE CAREER RAD RUCKUS COLLEGE - PDX H&R BLOCK JAGUAR STUDIO 3 JASMIN PEARL PIONEER GAS FURNACE LAND ROVER TEA COMPANY FIR KITCHEN DIRECT CHURCH PACIFIC CONTINENTAL FALLOUT COMICS WHOLE BOWL OREGON PARK TAO EVENT TABLE 6 CENTER DREAM CAKES & DELI MARKET T & K PROJECT OBJECT DOVE VIVI DOVE PIZZA DAVA BEAD AND TRADE BENSON POLYTECHNIC MATTRESS LOT HIGH SCHOOL PASTAWORKS PAMBICHE THE PIXIE PROJECT ARROSTO DOOMTOWN JUICED CONSOLIDATED OREGON CHILDREN’S NOVA COFFEE STARBUCKS CREDIT UNION TAILS & Food and Drink HENRY HIGGINS TROTTERS SPIRIT OF 77 BOILED BAGELS RERACK EVERYDAY MUSIC NOURISHMENT THE SUDRA BURGER STOOPID UNO MAS 24TH & MEATBALLS THE PIE SPOT NOMAD TOURNANT Retail DUTCH BROS THEATRE BREWING MIGRATION PDX CITY SOCCER BOULDERING CIRCUIT PLAID PANTRY ALBERTINA’S HEIRLOOMS SILVER LINING JEWELRY EDIBLE Hotel ARRANGEMENTS CROSSFIT PORTLAND THE JEWELRY BUYER BOOK CRAFTS EPIF BLUE DIAMOND ALBERTINA’S CLOSET STAMMTISCH Service / Other CHILDREN’S GYM PHO GIA FRANZ BAKERY PDX TENNIS BUCKMAN FIELD PARK AIRLINK CENTER BOYD MOTOR WERKS BOYD MOTOR AT HOME COMPANY AT BRIDGETOWN BAGEL CO. BAGEL BRIDGETOWN EASTSIDE EXCHANGE EASTSIDE SEE SEE POLLIWOG RISTRETTO ROASTER RISTRETTO MOTORCYCLES STACCATO GELATO ELL TACO YUCATECO TACO ELL DA VINCI MIDDLE SCHOOL NORTHWEST BISHOPS DANCE PROJECT VOODOO DOUGHNUT TOO HANDS GARAGE DIRTY GUERO CUP & BAR PACIFIC SOURCE PACIFIC FRUIT COMPANY FRUIT MATTRESS PIX PATISSERIE / BAR VIVANT / BAR PATISSERIE PIX BREWERY VACUUM WORLD STARKS HEART COFFEE ROASTERS COFFEE HEART NATIAN HERITAGE BARGERSHOP HERITAGE LAURELHURST THEATER LAURELHURST ALMA CHOCOLATE CIDER RIOT! CLINIC SAMARITAN PET JACKALOPE TATTOO JACKALOPE GRENDEL’S COFFEE GRENDEL’S CITY STATE DINER CUDDLE UP TO ME TO CUDDLE UP REDUX BOUTIQUE REDUX NORSE HALL MISTER THEATER MISTER LILLE BOUTIQUE COCO-COLA SEVEN SISTERS BEULAHLAND LEMONGRASS SCREEN DOOR FONDA ROSA NOBLE ROT SANDY HUT BRICKYARD TRIO CLUB HATTIE’S WL MAY LA BUCA MODO PALACE TAPALAYA RONTOMS TE CHAI TE SIZZLE PIE CARDINAL CLUB ANGEL FACE NAVARRE AUTO PARTS PARTS AUTO STARBUCKS WHOLE FOODS BOWL THE WHOLE PIZZICATO O’REILLY WELLS & VERNE THE WURST LE PIGEON JUPITER HOTEL DOUG FIR LOUNGE CHINESE TEA HOUSE PLAID PANTRY MIRAKITEI MACHU’S HIPPO THAI CHAMPA SUBARU WENTWORTH CAL’S PHARMACY CAL’S FITNESS WHOLE BODY BARBER RAZORFADE DRAFTING ART COLUMBIA GARDEN LITTLE BAJA BLIZZARD MOTORS THE MOUNTAIN FIRE ON TATTOO FORTUNE DELI MAD GREEK PUBLIC HOUSE EASTBURN THE WHOLE 9 YARDS FUTURE SHOCK 76 DRUM SHOP REVIVAL LUCE CYCLES UNIVERSAL SHOP ONE DROP BOTTLE MADE YOU LOOK THE MATADOR TUSK FURNITURE KUHNHAUSEN CRANK BREWING COALITION MEAT FOR CATS AND DOGS FOR CATS MEAT ATE-OH-ATE PLAID PANTRY HARDWARE TIMBER PRO UV HOLMAN’S PAADEE THIRD RAILREP MICHAEL’S LANGBAAN ITALIAN BEEF THE CHEESE & CRACK CENTRAL KITCHEN CENTRAL CREATIONS MARUKIN RAMEN NONG’S GOOSE TIMELESS NEW SEASONS NEW EVO MUDD WORKS ROASTERY PURNISHINGS CREMA HAIR STUDIO HOLIDAY SURFACE WANDERLUST HALF PINT CAFE HALF PINT CONTRACT VINN DISTILLERY FOOD CARTS BAR CASA VALE BAR CASA BIWA MT. TABOR BREWINGS J&M CAFE VINO TRIUMPH JOHNSON SUPPLY COFFEE PLAID PANTRY TROY STUDIOS TROY HUNGRY SEARCH PARTY CENTURY FUR VAULT TIGER GOODWILL BAR WAYFINDER BEER BUCKMAN BAMBOO SUSHI NICHOLAS OFFICE MILLER CANTING DANWEI ELEMENTARY HOT ROD DEPOT PAINT ANDY & BAX & CUSTOM CAR SUPPLY SPORTING GOODS PUSH X PULL CENTRAL CATHOLIC PRODUCE HIGH SCHOOL PHO GREEN GREEN LEAF COOPES HALL BREWING BASECAMP ROW CAFE PAPAYA ST. FRANCIS SHERIDAN’S JUICING PARK MARKET APRISA NEXT CHAMBERLAIN HOTEL ADVENTURE SLOW BAR SLOW THE SIDE DOOR CRUST THE UPPER TAVERN THE SLAMMER SUNEE’S CHEESE BREAD MEET ANKENY HARDWARE ENSO WINERY WESTWORD TAQUERIA REVOLUTION HALL WHISKEY OLYMPIA NUEVE PROVISIONS RUM CLUB THE FRIED BAUROOM RIMSKY-KORSAKOFFEE DIVINE MOMENTS TATTOO MELODY ONION TEAMAKER SMITH STEVE WORN FURNITURE LONE FIR CEMETERY SMOKEHOUSE STORAGE CO. STORAGE TARAD THAI TARAD NOSTRANA HOLOCENE PORTLAND MONTAGE LE BISTRO STAR BAR STAR CREEPY’S PEPPER BOX CAFE PEPPER BOX GRAND CENTRAL TAVERN RIVER CITY BUNK MAGNETIC NORTH MAGNETIC NAKED CITY CLOTHING NAKED CITY MARKET NIGHT PORTLAND BICYCLES ROCKINGFROG CAFE LUKE’S FRAME SHOP LUKE’S KACHINKA X-CHANGE BATTERY BIT HOUSE THAI KITCHEN PAD COWGIRL TATTOO COWGIRL CONQUISTADOR THAI FOOD CART SALOON BOWL LIQUIDATORS DIG A PONY HAIR OF THE DOG BREWERY HAIR OF A LITTLE BITE A THE NEST PORTLAND NOSTRANA OF THAI CITY ZELL’S MONSTERS THERE BE RUNNING BANK KEY FARM SPIRIT SPARKY’S CRUSH BAR HARVEST POUR KING LOVE TEAK BREWING ROOST CASCADE SPORTS PIPS & BOUNCE CARGO ROGUE KURE DUTCH COMMONS BELMONT COLLECTIVE BELMONT BELMONT COLLECTIVE BELMONT LA CALACA COMELONA CALACA LA BROS NOODLE & GRILL KALA THE 12TH FRET BREWERY HANIGAN’S ACCANTO BARE BONES GUARDIAN GAMES GUARDIAN MARKET OF CHOICE MARKET PLAZA TORO PLAZA DEL SHALLOM Y’ALL SHALLOM AFURI RAMEN RODDA PAINT RODDA GATTO & SONS FRUIT GATTO CITY HOME CITY SPEAKEASY GRAND TAVERN LIPPMAN MARKETPLACE BOKE BOWL COLONEL SUMMERS PARK 7-ELEVEN CO HARDWARE BUILDERS NATIONAL CLARK LEWIS BUNK BAR BUNK WATER AVE AVE COFFEE WATER CLIVE COFFEE ANIMAL MALLORY WELLS FARGO HILTI TRAFFIC SUPPLY PLATT REJUVENATION FIGLIA AMERICANA ROLLING RIVER TREW PAULSON’S SKINCARE TERIYAKI KOKIYO SPIRITS MR. SPARTAN AMORE AURORA MILLS SKATEBOARDING COMMONWEALTH FORMAL WILDFANG BURBACK MOTORS COLUMBIA PUB MILL MCMENAMINS BARLEY BABYGIRL BANK ROGER JOLLY BACON SKATEBOARDS BACON RENATA COAVA COFFEE CLUB SOCIAL WHITE OWL WILD SWEETS HAWTHORNE HIDEAWAY G M MARKET TATTOO SKELETON KEY BAMBOO NUCLEUS PORTLAND 4-4-2 SOCCER BAR 4-4-2 SOCCER REVOLUTION PJ’S SLEEP SHOP PIZZA BLACKBIRD RECUMBENT PDX RECUMBENT DENALI FURNITURE COTTONS COOL LUCKY LAB LUCKY COAVA COFFEE NO FUN BAR HOTLIPS PIZZA HOTLIPS POKE MON DILL DEVIL’S CINEMAGIC SUSHI MAZI THE HIGH DIVE SUGAR STREET QUE PASA CANTINA NEAT BAKERY STEEP AND JAM FOOD PYRO PIZZA NORANEKO THORNY THEATER BURGER KING CARTS POTATO CHAMPION S TAQUERIA GRAPE EASTSIDE CLEVER BURGERVILLE LARDO EXPECTATIONS THE TOFFEE CLUB THAI TOUCH HANKINS TRUE VALUE HARDWARE PETS HEALTHY BAGS ST NORTH OUI PRESSE CASTAGNA CAFE RIYADH’S RIYADH’S THE BAREFOOT SAGE THE BAREFOOT LOUNGE LIZARD LOUNGE LA MERCED DISTILLING CYCLES BAKERY FARINA LOOK 7-11 EXIT 21 GALLERY EXIT LITTLE BIG BURGER VINTAGE PINK VINTAGE ROSE’S EQUIPMENT CLAUDIA’S GRAND CENTRAL BAKERY GRAND CENTRAL STARBUCKS SEASWEETS POKE HELIUM BUTSUDANS NAKAYAMA COMICS EXCALIBUR HAWTHORNE MARKET MODERN CUBO DE CUBA PACIFIC PIE COMEDY CLUB COOPER’S PITMAN MAGPIE LEGACY SAFEWAY COFFEE RESTAURANT EQUIP KELLY MODERN PAPER NOSSA ELEPHANTS FAMILIA UPPER LEFT ROASTERS STACKED CATERING SANDWICH SHOP PIXIE RETREAT THE BIG DILLA NEW CASCADE TEOTE AREPARIA MEXICAN FOOD CLUB BOCCI’S STORE THRIFT FREE GEEK EASTSIDE DISTILLING WILLFUL WINES URBAN CRUSH HOUSE SLATER GOODWILL LADD’S CLAY PIGEON ADDITION BLOKE ONE MARKET A CLUTCH CAMERA OMSI MARMOSET SHOE BOX THEATER PUDDLETOWN STUDIOS HOLDFAST ISLABIKES SHAKING THE CHEFSTABLE TREE THEATER DEADSHOT BAERLIC BREWING 7TH STREET ESPRESSO LADD TAPHOUSE HOSFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL RUDY’S BARBERSHOP RUDY’S 1864 SE HAWTHORNE | 5.
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