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Heritage Lighting For distinctive fixtures
Lambertville City, New Jersey 67 Bridge Street
Lambertville, NJ 18530
Business hours Monday - Saturday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Sunday 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Closed: Thanksgiving, Christmas, Labor Day, Memorial Day, Easter,
New Years Eve & Independence Day No warranty or representation, express or implied, is made as to the accuracy of the information contained herein,
and same is submitted subject to change in price, conditions, omissions, errors, prior sale or rental, or withdraw without notice.
Heritage Lighting selected as
Lighting & Decor magazine,
SHOWROOM OF THE YEAR 2017 FINALISTS
REVENUE UNDER $2 MILLION
Based on
" International Appeal - Heritage Lighting is know for its carefully curated mix
of American-made fixtures, locally handmade exterior fixtures and vintage lighting
as well as from France and Italy that customers wont find anywhere in the area".
" Wow factor - One of the showroom's highlights is massive fixtures from the
French company Ironware International. Pieces like a 60-inch orb and a 75-inch
wide island fixture appear throughout the showroom at a height where customers
can see their detail and feel their weight".
"Custom Capabilities - Heritage Lighting offers its customers the opportunity
to customize the glass or finish on their favorite interior or exterior fixtures. Staff
can do the custom work on site to make sure customers are 100% satisified with
their new lighting".
Business description HERITAGE LIGHTING is the Delaware Valley Premier Lighting Showroom, featuring extensive selections of artful chandeliers, sconces and lanterns, created by Italian, French and English craftsmen, and has a unique reputation for farm and country style fixtures. Heritage Lighting has been operating 25 years in the same location and largely caters to mid range to high end clientele.
HERITAGE LIGHTING offers custom design services, exclusive hand hammered iron fixtures, exquisite Murano glass chandeliers, antique Bell Jars, and copper outdoor lanterns all with the finest details and finishes. Visitors will discover close to 1,000 unique lighting fixtures displayed to allow close inspection - which enhances and creates a unique retail experience.
HERITAGE LIGHTING also carries a fine assortment of mirrors, prints, rugs, and accent furniture in over 2,000 SF of showroom in a historic building which dates to the 18th century. An extended lease with renewal options will be offered to the Buyer of the business.
HERITAGE LIGHTING has a strong history of revenue growth and profitability. There is significant opportunity for the Buyer to grow the business numerous ways such as expanding promotion of products and services for designers and home decorating firms, developing an E-Commerce Web site to reach customers far beyond its location and to advertising locally and regionally. Upside growth potential is excellent!
HERITAGE LIGHTING is an ongoing economic entity that has been
providing products and services that customers and clients need and desire in sufficient quantities to provide the business owner with enough income to pay all operating costs, expenses and income (or lifestyle) for the owner. Be your own boss!
Financial review
Sale includes - Turn-key business
All FF&E - furniture fixtures & equipment
Company name and phone number
Leasehold improvements
Product inventory
Good will
Customer contact data
Supplier Contacts
Web site
New extended Lease, with renewal options, real estate not included in sale offering
Location Highlights
Distinctive Historic building , circa 1750
Two levels of showroom, display area over
2,000 +/- square feet plus storage areas
Showroom positioned on main
highway/retail corridor, with high visibility
One hour from Philadelphia, Twenty
minutes to Trenton and Princeton, NJ.
Minutes from nationally popular New Hope,
Solebury Township & Upper Makefield, PA
Close to Affluent areas
Same location for 25 years
Vehicle traffic volume 14,100 ave. vehicles per day
Demographics w/in 5 miles
Median age 45.4
2017 Total population 22,697
Median household income $119,708
Median home value $546,456
Lambertville, NJ ~ The view of Lambertville has changed little over the last one
hundred years. Nestled on the east bank of the Delaware River, its tree-lined streets, Victorian
houses and Federal row homes and the graceful lines of its church spires continue to greet the
eye as they did in the 1800s.
Today the mill whistles are quiet, the railroad all but gone, and the canal is part of
New Jersey's longest park. The historic homes and restored public buildings remain and
visitors find a variety of inviting shops, including antique stores, art galleries, unique crafts
and specialties, bed and breakfasts, inns, and restaurants. Known as "The Antique Capital of
New Jersey" Lambertville certainly lives up to the title. Antique collectors will find everything
from 18th-century furniture and decorative arts to 50's Modern.
Centrally located to … Philadelphia ~ 41 miles
New York ~ 68 miles
Princeton, NJ ~ 20 miles
Location vehicle traffic volume 14,10 avg. vehicles per day
The area
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Financial Highlights
Provided on request with signed non-disclosure and proof of Buyers financial ability
to purchase the business.
