Suisun Valley's Finest NNN Investment Opportunity!
The Heart of Suisun Valley’s Food, Wine & Hospitality Scene
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Mankas Corner — Iconic Mixed-Use Investment in America’s #1 Wine Region
Owner-User and/or Investment Opportunity
For the first time in nearly 15 years, the famous Mankas Corner property is available for purchase—an irreplaceable commercial mixed-use destination located in the heart of Suisun Valley, recently named the #1 Wine Region in the USA by USA Today’s Readers’ Choice Awards!
This thriving “mini-village” features seven distinct income-producing units, including an established restaurant, tasting room, barrel room, outdoor event space, and three charming guest accommodations—creating a seamless blend of hospitality, food, and wine experiences that attract locals and visitors alike.
Ideally situated just minutes from Napa Valley, and 45 minutes between San Francisco and Sacramento, Mankas Corner serves as a gateway to one of California’s most exciting and fastest-growing wine destinations.
Whether you’re an investor seeking a 5% NNN cap rate with 100% occupancy, or an owner-user envisioning your own tasting room, restaurant, or boutique event venue, this property offers immediate cash flow, multiple revenue streams, and long-term upside potential.
The seller is flexible, open to leasing back the entire property—or inviting a new visionary entrepreneur to bring their creative energy to Suisun Valley. There’s even an opportunity to purchase the neighboring Mercantile building for additional expansion—imagine transforming the corner into a luxury boutique hotel, curated retail hub, or signature culinary destination.
Already home to top-tier vintners, restaurateurs, and lifestyle brands, Suisun Valley is buzzing with growth—drawing tourists from across Northern California and beyond who come for its wineries, concerts, farm-to-table cuisine, and unforgettable hospitality.
A rare chance to own a piece of Suisun Valley history and be part of its bright future. Mankas Corner, Suisun Valley, California – where heritage meets opportunity.
Investment highlights
Property Highlights – Mankas Corner | Suisun Valley, California
Located in Suisun Valley – USA Today’s #1 Wine Region in the USA
Seven Income-Producing Units, including:
Restaurant & Bar (10-Year NNN Lease, Signed May 2020)
Wine Tasting Room with Food Preparation Area
Converted Private Event Space (old Barrel Storage) with private lockers
Outdoor Event & Banquet Space
Three Guest Rental Units (Cottage / Duplex (residential half) / Apartment)
Commercial zoning
Minutes away from Napa Valley
Strategically Located Off Interstate 80 – Convenient Access to San Francisco and Sacramento
Prime Location in One of California’s Fastest-Growing AVAs
Two Active Leases:
Restaurant Lease (10-Year Term, Signed May 2020)
Master Lease with 2 Years Remaining; Tenant Intends to Extend to a 5-Year Term with an Additional 5-Year Option (unless the new buyer wants to take on the property 100% themselves)
Renovation Dates: Approximately 2000, 2012, and 2020
Banquet and Event Facilities with Proven Revenue Potential
Flexible Seller – Open to Leasing Back the Entire Property or Inviting a New Operator
Optional Expansion Opportunity with Adjacent Mercantile Building
Strong Regional Draw – Highly Popular with Locals and Tourists Alike
Investment Highlights
Commercial zoning
Seller Flexibility: Willing to lease back the property or support new ownership transition
NNN Income Property – 5% Cap Rate (if buyer elects Seller leaseback option)
Diverse Income Streams: Restaurant, tasting room, wine storage, production, lodging, and event spaces
Prime Wine Country Location – Positioned within a fast-growing AVA and tourism corridor
Expansion Potential: Adjacent parcel available for future development or retail use
Proven Destination Property: Iconic mixed-use hub with established traffic and brand recognition
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