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✓ Published: 09-Oct-2015
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~ NEW CASUAL ITALIAN RESTAURANT LISTING FOR SALE IN LEESBURG, VIRGINIA ~nnPrice just reduced by $40,000 - now asking $85,000. Yes, it seems too good to be true - but it is indeed true. nnThis newly opened, profitable, turnkey casual Italian restaurant is located on Route 7 in the upscale Village at Leesburg, the new favorite entertainment destination of Loudoun County. In addition to being one of the wealthiest counties in the nation, Loudoun County is also the second fastest growing.nnThis mode
~ NEW CASUAL ITALIAN RESTAURANT LISTING FOR SALE IN LEESBURG, VIRGINIA ~nnPrice just reduced by $40,000 - now asking $85,000. Yes, it seems too good to be true - but it is indeed true. nnThis newly opened, profitable, turnkey casual Italian restaurant is located on Route 7 in the upscale Village at Leesburg, the new favorite entertainment destination of Loudoun County. In addition to being one of the wealthiest counties in the nation, Loudoun County is also the second fastest growing.nnThis mode
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