Watson's Vet's Club has traded on N Mt. Shasta Boulevard since 1896 — the town's principal retail street, one block from the Interstate 5 interchange. The offering includes the operating business, both ABC licences, and the building it occupies, sold together to a single owner.
| Price | $650,000 |
| Building | Approx. 3,850 SF · 2 storeys |
| Zoning | C-1 Central Commercial |
| Year built | 1896 |
| Licences | Type 48 · Type 58 |
| County | Siskiyou |
All existing financing on the property and business assets is satisfied through escrow. The buyer takes title unencumbered and acquires the business assets free of the seller's obligations.
Mt. Shasta's oldest bar, and the building it trades from
| Address | 406 N Mt. Shasta Blvd, Mount Shasta, CA 96067 |
| County / APN | Siskiyou / 057-191-070 |
| Legal | Lot 20, Block 26, City of Mt. Shasta |
| Zoning | C-1 · Central Commercial |
| Land use | Restaurant and bar |
| Gross building | Approx. 3,850 SF — approx. 2,150 ground, 1,700 second |
| Frontage | 25 feet on N Mt. Shasta Blvd |
| Year built | 1896 · two storeys |
| Construction | Stone base, stuccoed second storey |
| Utilities | City water and sewer |
| Licences included | ABC Type 48 and Type 58 |
The building sits mid-block on the town's main retail street, between a craft beer and bike retailer and a print and shipping business. Foot traffic is seasonal and driven by visitors as much as residents. The Interstate 5 interchange is one block away.
All figures and measurements are approximate, are drawn from the owner, assessor, and title records, and have not been independently verified by Jefferson State Realty. Square footage is an estimate, not a measured survey. Buyers must independently verify all information and satisfy themselves through their own inspections and advisors.
The building is original 1896 construction. As with any building of its era, a buyer will want their own structural and systems inspections, and the scope and approach to any work are a buyer's to determine.
A fully fixtured bar with an established weekly schedule and repeat local business. Financial detail is released on execution of a confidentiality agreement.
Profit and loss statements from 2018, operating expense schedules, and the itemised owner add-back schedule are provided to a prospective purchaser on execution of a confidentiality agreement. Request the package.
All information is supplied by the owner and has not been verified by Jefferson State Realty. Buyers must verify independently.
Approximately 1,700 SF above the bar — a finished club room with its own bar, seating, a fireplace, and a poker table, plus additional rooms and a full bath.
The offering is priced on the building and the business as they stand. Whatever a buyer makes of the upper floor — club, apartment, or something else — is theirs.
Housing in Mount Shasta is tight relative to local incomes, and this is a finished floor already sitting inside a building on the main street.
Mount Shasta and south Siskiyou County
Mount Shasta is the second-highest peak in the Cascades and the reason people come. Visitors are the difference between a bar serving 3,182 residents and one on a street that fills through the season.
Location photography courtesy of Discover Siskiyou.
| City population | 3,182 |
| Median age | 51.2 |
| County population | ~43,600 |
| Land area | 3.8 sq mi |
| Summit elevation | 14,179 ft |
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2024 5-year estimates. Small-place estimates carry wide margins of error.
Median age is 51.2 against 37.9 statewide. The bar's trade is repeat local business built over years, with a weekly event schedule that keeps it regular rather than seasonal.
Tourism is the largest contributor to the local economy, and the bar sits on the main retail street one block from the I-5 interchange.
Downtown Mount Shasta produces two or three improved commercial closings a year. Buildings on the main street rarely come available, and almost never with a licensed business attached.
Both convey with the sale, already attached to the premises.
The most flexible on-sale licence California issues. Beer, wine, and distilled spirits for consumption on the premises, with no requirement to serve food and no kitchen obligation. An adult venue, 21 and over.
Held alongside the Type 48, it allows the licensee to sell and serve alcohol at approved events away from the premises — a second revenue channel that travels.
California caps the number of general on-sale licences by county population. In a county of roughly 43,600 people that ceiling is low, and existing licences change hands infrequently. Transfer is subject to Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control approval, and a buyer should satisfy themselves on the process and their own qualification.
The full financial detail — profit and loss statements from 2018, the operating expense schedules, and the itemised owner add-back schedule — is released on execution of a confidentiality agreement. Property tours are arranged outside trading hours.
Asset purchase with concurrent real property conveyance. Fee simple, delivered free and clear through escrow. Combined property and licence escrow with a standard bulk sale notice period. Typically 60 to 90 days from acceptance.
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