601 N Main St, Seminole, TX 79360

Seminole is the county seat of Gaines County and a regional hub for agriculture, energy, and supporting services in West Texas. Located approximately 80 miles southwest of Lubbock and 65 miles north of Midland, Seminole benefits from steady economic drivers tied to row-crop farming, oil & gas activity in the Permian Basin, and wind energy development. The city serves as the primary retail, medical, and service center for Gaines County and the surrounding rural trade area, drawing consistent daily traffic from local residents, farm operators, and energy-related workers. Seminole features a stable base of national and regional retailers, along with strong local businesses that support long-term occupancy and repeat consumer traffic. With direct access via U.S. Highway 385 and State Highway 214, Seminole offers convenient north-south connectivity between the Permian Basin and the South Plains. The city’s business-friendly environment, low operating costs, and limited new retail supply make it an attractive market for service-oriented users and long-term real estate investment. *TENANT IS SITLL OPERATING - PLEASE DO NOT DISTURB TENANT* Sales Price - $1,000,000 Building Size - 2,901sf (per Gaines County CAD) Land Size - 32,476sf Sales Includes FF&E Located along Seminole’s primary commercial and retail corridor Coldwell Banker Commercial, Capital Advisors is please to offer for sale the Bush's Chicken Building in Seminole, TX. The property is located along Seminole’s primary commercial corridor, which serves as the main retail and dining artery for the city and the surrounding Gaines County trade area. This corridor captures consistent daily traffic from local residents, agricultural operators, and energy-related workers, making it a proven location for quick service restaurant demand. Situated near established national and regional retailers, the site benefits from strong co-tenancy, excellent visibility, and convenient access. Seminole functions as the county seat and commercial hub of Gaines County, drawing regular in-market and drive-through traffic for dining, services, and retail needs. With direct access to U.S. Highway 385 and State Highway 214, the property enjoys efficient north-south connectivity between the Permian Basin and the South Plains, supporting steady traffic flow and repeat customer visits. The location’s limited new retail supply and central positioning within the market enhance long-term stability for QSR use.