For Lease 400 First Street East Sonoma, CA

PRIME CORNER RESTAURANT SPACE ON SONOMA PLAZA

High Visibility Corner / Great Traffic Available Space: Architecturally Significant Building +/- 3,750 SF + Full basement Type I Hoods (2) in Place, Sprinklers, Asking $ 8,500 Per Month (NNN) HVAC, Refrigeration, 400 AMP Power

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Nearby Parking

Excellent Foot & Vehicle Traffic

Large Bathrooms

3 Street Entrances

Nearby Parking

Excellent Foot & Vehicle Traffic Attractive Windows

Large Bathrooms Hoods & Plumbing in Place

3 Street Entrances Adjustable Floor Plan

Cooperative Landlord

SONOMA, CA. Sonoma is a historically significant city in Sonoma Valley, Sonoma County, California, USA, surrounding its historic town plaza, a remnant of the town’s Mexican colonial past. On June 14, 1846, Sonoma was declared the capital of the “Bear Flag Republic” in a revolt against Mexican control of California. The town’s status as the nominal capital of California lasted 25 days, ending with California’s annexation by the United States. Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo, a lieutenant later promoted to General, supported the Americans when Mexico ceded all of California and the rest of the Southwest to the United States in 1848. Today, Sonoma is a center of the state’s wine industry for the Sonoma Valley AVA Appellation, as well as the home of the nationally recognized Sonoma International Film Festival.

El Pueblo de Sonoma was laid out in the standard form of a Mexican town, centered around the largest plaza in California, 8 acres (32,000 m2) in size. This plaza is surrounded by many historical buildings, including the Mission San Francisco Solano, Captain Salvador Vallejo’s Casa Grande, the Presidio of Sonoma, the Blue Wing Inn, the Sebastiani Theatre, and the Toscano Hotel. In the middle of the plaza, Sonoma’s early 20th-century city hall, at the plaza’s center and still in use, was designed and built with four identical sides in order not to offend the merchants on any one side of the plaza. The plaza is a National Historic Landmark and still serves as the town’s focal point, hosting many community festivals and drawing tourists all year round. There are approximately thirty restaurants in the plaza area, including Italian, Irish, Mexican, Portuguese, Mediterranean, Himalayan, and French. It provides a central tourist attraction. It is also the location of the Farmer’s Market, held every Tuesday evening from April to October.

California State Route 12 is the main route in Sonoma, passing through the populated areas of the Sonoma Valley and connecting it to Santa Rosa to the north and Napa to the east. State routes 121 and 116 run to the south of town, passing through the unincorporated area of Schellville and connecting Sonoma Valley to Napa, Petaluma to the west, and Marin County to the south. Sonoma County Transit provides bus service from Sonoma to other points in the county.