Starbucks2861 West Henrietta Road, Brighton NY

Store #47825

Nick Capanna585.362.8713ncapanna@ferrarajerum.com

Starbucks #478252861 West Henrietta Road, Brighton NY

The Starbucks story began in 1971. Back then Starbucks was a roaster and retailer of whole bean and ground coffee, tea and spices with a single store in Seattle’s Pike Place Market. Today, Starbucks connects with many millions of customers daily at about 26,000* locations in 75 countries. Starbucks stores are a neighborhood place to both work and relax, as well as a gathering place for meeting friends and family. Customers enjoy quality service, an inviting atmosphere and an exceptional beverage.

Here’s your opportunity to own Starbucks Store #47825. You’ll enjoy the pride of owning this architecturally designed, newly constructed, large 2,443 SF store with a drive-thru on a highly visible and heavily trafficked corridor and commute. Owning a Starbucks location provides the peace of mind of having a Tenant with an “A” Standard & Poors credit rating.

NICK CAPANNA585.362.8713ncapanna@ferrarajerum.com

CONFIDENTIALITY & DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT2861 West Henrietta Road, Brighton NY

This Offering Memorandum contains confidential information released for your view and use in evaluating the opportunity to purchase the subject property: 2861 West Henrietta Rd, Brighton NY. This release of information is made pursuant to the following terms and conditions:

1.  Confidential Information.  Owner herein discloses and makes available to Recipient certain information that is non-public, confidential and/or proprietary in nature relating to the possible sale of certain property to Recipient (“Confidential Information”).  By use at this in confidential information, Recipient (including, without limitation, its respective officers, directors, employees, counsel, consultants, brokers or agents) acknowledges and agrees that it shall maintain the Confidential Information in confidence from the time of this Agreement and for a period of three (3) years from the Effective Date of this Agreement, and shall not, without the prior written consent of Owner, disclose any of the Confidential Information except as permitted herein; provided, however, that there shall be no obligation on the part of Recipient to maintain in confidence any Confidential Information disclosed to it by Owner: (i) which is generally known to the trade or the public at the time of such disclosure; (ii) which becomes generally known to the trade or the public subsequent to the time of such disclosure, but not as a result of disclosure by the other; (iii) which is legally received by Recipient from a third party without restriction; (iv) which is independently developed by Recipient; (v) which is approved for release in writing Owner whose Confidential Information is to be released,  prior to any release; or (vi) is demanded by a lawful order from any court or anybody empowered to issue such an order.  Recipient agrees to notify Owner promptly of the receipt of any such order, and to promptly provide Owner with a copy of such order.  If Recipient is required to disclose Confidential Information in response to a valid order by a court or other governmental body, as required by law, Recipient may disclose such Confidential Information only to the extent legally compelled.  Owner will be given an opportunity to oppose any such order or to seek a protective order that protects the Confidential Information at issue before Recipient complies with any such court or governmental order provided, however, that all Parties will stipulate to any orders necessary to protect said information from public disclosure.   2.  Disclosure to Third Parties.  Recipient shall not disclose the Confidential Information: (i) to its respective employees, officers, directors, consultants, advisors, brokers, or counsel,  except on a  need-to-know  basis  and  each  employee, officer, director, consultant, advisor, broker or counsel receiving Confidential Information shall be notified of and required to abide by the terms and conditions of this Agreement; or (ii) to subcontractors, vendors, agents or the like, without the prior written consent of Owner and unless and until a confidential disclosure agreement expressing substantially the same terms as contained in this Agreement is executed by the person receiving and before the person receives the Confidential Information, and provided further, that disclosure of the Confidential Information by such subcontractors, vendors, agents, or the like, to their respective employees, officers, directors or counsel shall be on the same terms as set forth in Section 2(i) above.  No Party shall disclose to any person (other than as, and to the extent, herein detailed) the fact that Confidential Information has been requested, that discussions or negotiations between the Parties are taking place or have taken place, or the status thereof. 3.  Procedure to Protect.  Recipient covenants that it shall use at least the same degree of care with Owner’s Confidential Information that it uses with its own Confidential Information of a similar type, but in any event no less than reasonable care.  Recipient agrees not to sell, license or otherwise exploit any products or services (including software in any form) which embody in whole or in part any Confidential Information. 4.  Control of Confidential Information.  Copies of the Confidential Information shall be made only as necessary.

5.  Ownership.  Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to convey any title, copyright, ownership or other proprietary rights in the Confidential Information to Recipient.

 6.  No Expectation.  This Agreement is not an offer, an acceptance, or a contract to negotiate or enter into any transaction, nor is it intended to require the Parties to proceed with or continue such negotiations or transactions.  Other than the duties of nondisclosure and confidentiality as provided herein, this Agreement shall not give rise to any obligation for either Party to disclose any information, including the Confidential Information.  The Parties further agree that unless and until a definitive agreement has been executed and delivered, which may or may not occur, neither Party will be under any obligation of any kind whatsoever with respect to any transaction by virtue of this Agreement or any other written or oral expression with respect to such a transaction made by any of their respective directors, officers, employees, agents or any other representatives. 7.  Term.  Any Party may terminate this Agreement upon thirty (30) days prior written notice to the other Parties.  Upon termination and following a request from Owner, Recipient will promptly return all copies of the Confidential Information that is in Recipient’s possession or in the possession of any of Recipient’s representatives, without retaining any copies thereof (including expunging copies from any computer or other device), except to the extent Recipient may be specifically required to retain such copy as the result of a document retention policies, deposition, interrogatory, request for documents, subpoena, civil investigative demand or similar process or law or governmental proceeding.  Termination of this Agreement and the return of the Confidential Information shall not affect any of the obligations of the Parties with respect to disclosure or use of the Confidential Information. 8.   Integration and Survival.  This Agreement expresses the entire understanding of the Parties with respect to the exchange of Confidential Information and supersedes any prior agreements with respect thereto.  This Agreement may not be amended or modified except in writing signed by both Parties. The terms hereof shall survive termination of any other arrangement between the Parties.

9.   Injunctive Relief.  Each of the Parties acknowledges that any breach of this Agreement shall result in irreparable and continuing damage to Owner and, therefore, in addition to any other remedy which may be afforded by law, any breach or threatened breach of this Agreement may be prohibited by restraining order and/or injunction or any other equitable remedies of any court. 10.  Severability.  Should any provision of this Agreement be finally determined to be inconsistent with or contrary to applicable law, such provision shall be deemed omitted to conform therewith without affecting any other provision or the validity of this Agreement. 11.  Waiver.  No failure or delay by Owner in exercising any power or right under this Agreement shall operate as a waiver, nor does any single or partial exercise of any power or right preclude any other or further exercise, or the exercise of any other power or right. 12. Assignment.  No Party or any affiliate thereof may assign this Agreement without the prior written consent of the other. 13.  Notices.  All notices hereunder shall be in writing, and given when mailed by certified mail, postage paid, return receipt requested, delivered by hand, or sent by receipted courier service to a Party at its above-referenced address (or at such other address as a Party may designate by service upon the other in writing). 14.  Compliance with Law.  The Parties agree to comply with all applicable laws and regulations, whether federal, state or local, in performance of their obligations hereunder and further represent and warrant that their respective officers, directors, employees, agents and subcontractors hereunder shall do the same. 15.  Choice of Law.  THIS AGREEMENT SHALL BE DEEMED TO BE MADE UNDER, AND WILL BE CONSTRUED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.

16. The information contained herein is believed to be accurate. However, no warrantees of any kind are made by Ferrara Jerum International (FJI) or anyone associated therewith, expressed or implied, that any information stated herein is either complete or accurate. Moreover, nothing stated herein should in any way be relied upon as a substitute for any due diligence.

CONFIDENTIALITY & DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT2861 West Henrietta Road, Brighton NY

Location Overview2861 West Henrietta Road, Brighton NY

Starbucks Store #47825 is located on the NW signalized corner of W. Henrietta Road and Brighton Henrietta Town Line Road on the border of Brighton and Henrietta. Several automobile dealerships (1,000+ employees), Monroe Community College’s Applied Technologies Center (1,000 +/- students) and a 51,643 SF Time Warner Cable office are all located on W. Henrietta Road within 3/4 miles of the site. The 500,000 +/- Corporate Woods Office Park and numerous other businesses are located along Brighton Henrietta Town Line Road within 2 miles of the site. Less than a 1/2 mile to the south, there is a large regional retail confluence of over 2 million SF, including the 1.1 million SF Marketplace Mall. Additionally, Strong Memorial Hospital (739 beds), the University of Rochester (10,630 students) and Rochester Institute of Technology (15,792 students) are within 2.3 miles of the site.

In addition to Starbucks exemplary product, service and store experiences, the global dominance of Starbucks can also be attributed to its ability to find exceptional retail locations typically positioned on the inbound commuting side of traffic patterns. This together with a S&P “A” corporate credit rating as a tenant make Starbucks retail locations a popular choice among investment quality net leased property investors.

Rochester MSA Overview

TRANSPORTATION

Monroe County occupies a geographic area of approximately 673 square miles, and contains one city, nineteen towns, and ten villages. The topography of Monroe County varies with hilly areas located in the southern portion (Genesee Valley area) while the northern portion is relatively flat. The county offers 13 parks that provide recreational facilities such as trailer sites, overnight camping areas, picnic areas, swimming and fishing areas, golf courses, and a number of boat launching and docking facilities.

The Genesee River is a major north/south waterway traveling 25 miles in a northerly direction through Monroe County to Lake Ontario. The Barge Canal, historically known as the Erie Canal, travels in an east/west direction through Monroe County. Once a significant commercial waterway, it is now primarily used for recreational boating and agricultural irrigation.

Rochester has a temperate climate. The average temperature approximates 48 degrees Fahrenheit with a normal summertime temperature in the low 80’s and an average winter temperature in the mid 20’s. Severe seasonal temperature variations, often attributed the northwestern part of New York State, are moderated in Monroe County due to the influence of Lake Ontario. Monthly average precipitation, also influenced by the proximity of Lake Ontario, ranges from slightly less than two inches to a little more than three inches. Average precipitation is 33 inches per year.

Other primary routes and retail corridors in the Rochester, Monroe County area include; Culver Road, Winton Road, Mt. Read Boulevard, East and West Henrietta Roads (State routes 15A and 15), Monroe Avenue (State route 31), East Avenue (State route 96), Buffalo Road (State route 33) and Chili Avenue (State route 33A).

Air transportation is served by the Greater Rochester International Airport, which is located southwest of the city of Rochester. The county-owned airport contains 1,083+ acres with five runways and totally renovated terminal facility. Major railroad companies serving the Monroe County include Conrail and Amtrak systems. Water transportation is concentrated along Lake Ontario (Great Lakes Shipping), the Genesee River, and the Barge Canal. Only the former can be considered a commercial artery, but all three waterways are used for recreation, irrigation, pleasure craft, transportation, and some hydroelectric power generation.

Accessibility and mobility within the Rochester, Monroe County area is a principal factor contributing to population shifts in the past decade. Ground transportation needs are adequately served by the expressway systems: high-speed, limited access highways which provide direct vehicular linkage to all areas within the county as well as areas to the New York State Thruway.

Interstate routes I-390, I-490, and I-590 encircle the outer portion of the city of Rochester forming the “Outer Loop”. East/west traffic is served by I-490 (the Western Expressway and Eastern Thruway connection), both of which connect with the “Inner Loop” which encircles the central business district of the city of Rochester. The Route 104 Expressway serves the northern part of the city of Rochester and nearby suburbs. The Genesee Expressway (I-390) extends from the “Outer Loop” to the New York State Thruway and continues southerly to Interstate 86, north of Bath, New York, in the Southern Tier area of New York State.

Monroe County is located in the northwestern section of New York State, along the south shore of Lake Ontario, at the mouth of the Genesee River. It

is bounded on the west by Orleans and Genesee Counties, on the east by Wayne

and Ontario Counties, on the south by Livingston County and on the north by Lake Ontario. Together these counties

make up the Rochester, NY MSA.

GEOGRAPHIC DATA

Lease Summary2861 West Henrietta Road, Brighton NY

STARBUCKSCredit Rating S&P Rated “A” LT / “A-1” ST

Year Built 2017 (Starbucks opened 7/28/2017)

Premises Store #47825 2861 West Henrietta Road, Brighton NY

Trade Area Population 182,414 (estimated in 2016)

Rent

Tenant Termination Option

GLALAND

2,443 SF Gross Leasable Area

Approximately 1.09 acres

Term 10 years with 4 x 5 year extension options

Years 1-10 $135,000.00

None

Years 11-15 $148,500.00

Years 16-20 $163,350.00

Years 21-25 $179,685.00

Years 26-30 $197,653.50

Investment Summary2861 West Henrietta Road, Brighton NY

ANNUAL BASE RENT

$135,000ASKING CAP RATE

5.35%ASKING PRICE

$2,523,364TENANT NNN RESPONSIBILITIES:

1.PREMISES MAINTENANCETenant, at Tenant’s sole expense, shall keep the interior of the Premises in good order, condition and repair, including (a) maintaining all plumbing, HVAC, electrical and lighting facilities and equipment within the Premises and exclusively serving the Premises, and the store front, doors, and plate glass of the Premises, (b) personal property and trade fixtures in Tenant’s outdoor seating area, and Tenant’s sign panels, and (c) the maintenance and repair of all utility systems (including mechanical, electrical and HVAC systems) and plumbing systems which serve the Premises. [Tenant is not responsible for the upkeep of the roof, roof membrane, and roof systems (gutters, downspouts, and the like), foundation, exterior walls, interior structural walls, and all structural components of the Premises.]

2. COMMON AREA MAINTENANCETenant’s share of CAM and Landlord’s Insurance is a flat fee of Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000) annually (prorated for any initial partial calendar year) with 3% annual increases effective each anniversary of Rent Commencement Date. This CAM payment covers the Tenant’s responsibility for the landscaped areas, parking lots and sidewalks.

3. INSURANCESAs of the Scheduled Delivery Date Tenant shall keep both Liability and Property Insurances.

4. TAXESAs of the Rent Commencement Date, Tenant shall pay Landlord, as additional monthly rent, the Property Taxes.

5. UTILITIESSubsequent to the Commencement Date, Tenant shall pay directly to the utility providers the utility charges for all water, sewer, gas, and electricity used by Tenant.

25,734 STORES(AS OF JANUARY 1, 2017)

Starbucks chairman and ceo Howard Schultz commemorates final Annual Meeting in current role; joins incoming ceo Kevin Johnson in highlighting company’s record performance since its IPO, unparalleled shareholder returns and strong pipeline of innovation for future growth across coffee, tea, food, digital, China and partner investments.

Starbucks announces plans to create more than 240,000 new jobs globally (68,000 in the U.S.) as it reiterates intent to open 12,000 new stores globally and 3,400 new stores in the U.S. by FY21, including 100 more Military Family Stores in the U.S. to support military communities.

After accomplishing ambitious goals, Starbucks doubles down on hiring commitments plans to expand current initiatives and hire 25,000 Veterans and Military Spouses by 2025 and 100,000 Opportunity Youth by 2020 in the U.S.

Starbucks shareholders elect Rosalind Brewer, former President and Chief Executive Officer of Sam’s Club; Jørgen Vig Knudstorp, Executive Chairman of the LEGO Brand Group; and Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft Corporation, to the Starbucks Board of Directors.

SEATTLE; March 22, 2017 – Starbucks Corporation (NASDAQ: SBUX) today hosted its 25th Annual Meeting of Shareholders, with more than 3,300 partners, shareholders, invited guests and board members in attendance. Howard Schultz, chairman and ceo of Starbucks, marked his last Annual Meeting of Shareholders in his current capacity of ceo and honored the accomplishments of the company in delivering record financial results, including approximately 18,000% in shareholder returns since the company’s Initial Public Offering 25 years ago, and more than $10 billion in cash to shareholders via dividends and share repurchases over the past five years alone. Coupled with its long history of creating opportunities for partners (employees) and investing in the communities it serves, Starbucks reinforced its long-term commitment to driving performance through the lens of humanity.

“Every hour of every day, someone somewhere is walking into one of our 26,000 Starbucks stores in 75 countries around the world. As we approach our 25th year as a publicly traded company, the Starbucks brand is as relevant today as it has ever been, driven by the 330,000 people who proudly wear the green apron,” said Schultz. “As I move into my new role as executive chairman, there is only one person who can lead us into the future. For his skill, his leadership, and above all, his love for the company, I am proud to call Kevin Johnson the next ceo of Starbucks. He is perfectly positioned to lead our brand into the future together with the strongest leadership team and board in the history of Starbucks. And yet, we are still in the early stages of growth as we strive to meet our highest growth aspirations for the company.”

FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS, ACHIEVEMENTS

Starbucks highlighted the interdependence of business success with driving social impact at scale and cited Starbucks returns over the past five years – returning $10 billion of cash to shareholders via dividends and share repurchases, with an average growth rate of 23% over that period. In FY16, the company delivered record revenues of $21.3 billion (11 percent growth over FY15) and record non-GAAP earnings per share of $1.851 (17 percent growth on a non-GAAP basis1); $4.1 billion in non-GAAP operating income2 (12 percent growth on a non-GAAP ba-sis2); and $3.2 billion returned to shareholders in the form of dividends and share repurchases. Starbucks also invested $322 million in healthcare and other benefits, $15M in helping partners achieve a college degree through the Starbucks College Achievement Plan, and $221.6 million in Bean Stock in FY16.

STARBUCKS OUTLINES STRATEGIC GROWTH AT 25TH ANNUAL MEETING

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INNOVATION IN CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE AND PARTNER BENEFITS

Kevin Johnson, who will become Starbucks ceo on April 3, reinforced Starbucks approach to elevating the brand across retail, channel development and digital through innovation, reaching new customers and creating new occasions for customer visits.

“For almost 50 years we have been in the human connection business, and in today’s world the need and desire for that human connection has never been greater. With our growing store footprint all around the globe and the engagement of our partners, we will continue to deliver financial growth to our shareholders, opportunities for our partners, and connect with more and more customers around the world,” said Johnson. “At the heart of this growth is innovation across our business, and I’m fortunate to work alongside the best leadership team in the company’s history as we serve our partners, customers and shareholders to deliver the growth they have come to expect from us.”

Johnson also shared the following updates during the Starbucks Annual Meeting of Shareholders:

Elevated Food Options: Building on its food business through customer-driven innovation, Johnson unveiled the company’s plans to launch Starbucks Mercato, a new menu of lunch items that features fresh and flavorful grab-and-go salads and sandwiches that meet a variety of dietary lifestyles and are made daily, with leftover items donated nightly to local food banks through Starbucks FoodShare program with Feeding America. As Starbucks continues to see strong growth in Lunch, the company sees a significant opportunity to drive attach at lunch through the new Mercato menu as well as existing products. The Mercato menu will start with more than 100 stores in Chicago on April 11, with plans to expand to other U.S. markets in the future. Additionally, on the heels of the successful launch of protein-forward, wheat-free Sous Vide Egg Bites, Starbucks also highlighted the introduction of a Gluten-Free Smoked Canadian Bacon Breakfast Sandwich and certified vegan Sprouted Grain Bagel in Starbucks stores across the U.S. Both are examples of how the company is meeting customers’ needs for on-the-go choices that fit their lifestyle. Starbucks has grown its food business by 1.5 times since 2013 and plans to double its food business by the year 2021.

Innovation in Coffee: Opened in 2014, Starbucks first Roastery located in Seattle is already serving as a foundation for the company’s coffee innovation pipeline, providing a halo to the rest of the business. Earlier this year, Starbucks offered a new beverage in U.S. stores, Cascara Latte, which has a flavor profile that originated in the Roastery and accompanied the returning Smoked Butterscotch latte which led the “inspired by Roastery” portfolio of beverages in 2016. Just one year ago this week, the Roastery introduced Starbucks customers to nitro cold brew which is now available at more than 570 Starbucks® stores – across the U.S., Canada, Japan, China and U.K. – offering endless opportunities for a “draft” portfolio of products. The company is also testing new offerings inspired by the Seattle Roastery’s Affogato menu at 20 Starbucks Reserve® bar stores and 100 Starbucks locations in California. Only a few weeks ago, Starbucks also introduced its first ever barrel-aged Starbucks Reserve coffee which is already outperforming projections. This premium coffee pipeline will continue to expand as the company opens Roastery locations in Shanghai (2017), New York (2018), Milan (2018) and Tokyo (2018), with the potential for 20-30 Roasteries globally over time.

Innovat ion in Premium Craft Iced Teas: This summer, Starbucks is reinventing craft iced tea through the launch of new Teavana Shaken Iced Tea Infusions with no artificial flavors or sweeteners. This new offering will join Starbucks core lineup of Teavana Shaken Iced Teas and be available in three new varieties, Pineapple Black Tea Infusion, Strawberry Green Tea Infusion and Peach Citrus White Tea Infusion. The taste is a perfect balance of premium tea and freshly steeped fruit and botanical blends.

ADVANCING THE DIGITAL FLYWHEEL GLOBALLY

Starbucks chief technology officer Gerri Martin-Flickinger and China digital vp Molly Liu addressed growth plans for the company’s digital flywheel around the globe. Starbucks continues to offer the largest and most robust mobile ecosystem of any retailer in the world, with over 13 million Starbucks Rewards members, approximately 9 million mobile paying customers, with one out of three now using Mobile Order & Pay, and more than $6 billion loaded onto prepaid Starbucks Cards in North America during 2016 alone.Today, Starbucks announced the expansion of its Mobile Order & Pay platform to give customers more options to order their favorite Starbucks beverage while on the go, by leveraging its skill for Amazon Alexa announced earlier this year. Now, with the planned integration of Amazon Alexa and Ford vehicles later this year, Starbucks customers with a Ford car equipped with SYNC 3 will be able to order their favorite Starbucks beverage on the go by saying, “Alexa, ask Starbucks to start my order.”Starbucks also shared more details on the expansion of My Starbucks® barista, now available to more than 100,000 customers across the U.S. Powered by groundbreaking Artificial Intelligence for the Starbucks Mobile App, customers can now place their orders via voice command or messaging interface, delivering speed and convenience. Starbucks continues to deliver innovation

that enhances customer loyalty and engagement and further extends the accessibility of the Starbucks® Mobile App. The My Starbucks® barista is currently rolling out to iOS customers with Android™ users being added in subsequent releases.Starbucks digital flywheel continues to gain momentum with the launch of true one-to-one personalization. While still early in the evolution of this service, Starbucks has delivered personalized offers to customers directly on the front of the screen of the mobile app, including the complete rollout of suggested selling and recommendations. Total Starbucks Rewards member spend is up over 20 percent versus last year, driven by member growth and higher spend per member, reflecting a more engaged member base that takes advantage of Mobile Order and Pay and personalized marketing offers and recommendations.Starbucks also provided more detail on the important role that social gifting is playing in the overall customer experience. With the introduction of the Outlook add-in, customers can gift a favorite beverage to friends, colleagues and loved ones through Microsoft Outlook. Starbucks also unveiled the availability of gifting through Apple’s Messages app with Apple Pay beginning in April, expanding the platform and offering customers new ways to share the Starbucks Experience.

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Overall Site Plan2861 West Henrietta Road, Brighton NY

Floor Plan2861 West Henrietta Road, Brighton NY

Aerial Overview2861 West Henrietta Road, Brighton NY

Henrietta / Brighton, NY

Marketplace Mall

$385 psf

Marketplace Dr

Supercenter

Jay Scutti PlazaSouth

18 Screens

Jay Scutti Plaza - North

Market Square

29,816 AADT 2015

Closed

31,694 AADT 2015

32,7

75 A

ADT

2015Thrifty Shopper

19,189 AADT 2015

Bill’s Carpet& Furniture

15,675 AADT 2015

RochesterInstitute of Technology

(RIT)18,632 students

1,755 facultyTotal Employees: 3,993

MonroeCommunity

College(MCC)

19,664 AADT 2015

36,843 AADT 2015

22,125 AADT 2015

ChinaBuffet II

77,8

84 A

AD

T 20

15

Former

Exit14

29,707 AADT 2015

61,570 AADT 2015

Southtown Plaza

13,587 students808 faculty

Total Employees: 1,691

32,3

21 A

ADT

2015

11,801 AADT 2015

77,227 AADT 2014

77,884 AA

DT 2014

Closed

Closing April 2017

Market Square 50,000 SF ExpansionUnder Construction

Delta Sonic Car Wash &Convenience Store

(40,000 SF Expansion)

7360

28870

Exterior Photos2861 West Henrietta Road, Brighton NY

Interior Photos2861 West Henrietta Road, Brighton NY