
Hank’s Trading Post: Gas Station & Commercial Property for Sale Flagstaff
13.33 Acres on U.S. Highway 89 — $749,000 Real Estate + Optional $250,000 Liquor License & FF&E

13.33 Acres on U.S. Highway 89 — $749,000 Real Estate + Optional $250,000 Liquor License & FF&E

Hank’s Trading Post is offered at $749,000 for 13.33 commercial acres on U.S. Highway 89, with existing ADEQ-registered fuel infrastructure, convenience store improvements, and substantial highway frontage.
Arizona Series 6 liquor license for Coconino County and complete FF&E package available separately for $250,000.

The Arizona Series 6 Bar Liquor License located in Coconino County near Flagstaff, along with all Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment (FF&E) associated with Hank’s Trading Post and Easy Joe’s Saloon,
is available for an additional $250,000.
This sale will be executed under a separate Bill of Sale outside of the real estate transaction, which encompasses the gas station facilities.

Established in 1959, Hank’s has served generations of local residents, travelers, ranchers, and visitors exploring Northern Arizona. Today, the property offers a rare opportunity to acquire approximately 13.33 acres of commercial real estate with an established gas station, convenience store, Saloon and Bar, commercial kitchen, retail space, art gallery, fuel infrastructure, and distinctive roadside character.

Hank’s Trading Post includes an established six-dispenser fuel station serving unleaded gasoline, premium gasoline, and diesel fuel along U.S. Highway 89. Positioned on a major Northern Arizona travel corridor with relatively limited nearby fueling options, the station has historically served local residents, commercial traffic, RV travelers, tourists, and motorists traveling between Flagstaff and destinations to the north.
The existing fuel infrastructure gives a future owner the opportunity to restore and potentially expand fuel operations without developing a new site from the ground up. Additional opportunities could include
24-hour fuel availability, upgraded payment systems, expanded diesel service, or a potential partnership with a recognized fuel brand, subject to applicable approvals and operating agreements.
The property’s highway visibility, established fuel infrastructure, and location within a high-traffic travel corridor make fuel sales an
important potential revenue stream for the overall
Hank’s Trading Post business opportunity.

Hank’s Trading Post is located at 31926 N. U.S. Highway 89, Flagstaff, Arizona, along one of Northern Arizona’s important travel corridors. Its location connects Flagstaff with the Navajo Nation, Page, Lake Powell, and numerous cultural, recreational, and natural destinations throughout the region.
More than simply a highway location, Hank
Hank’s Trading Post is located at 31926 N. U.S. Highway 89, Flagstaff, Arizona, along one of Northern Arizona’s important travel corridors. Its location connects Flagstaff with the Navajo Nation, Page, Lake Powell, and numerous cultural, recreational, and natural destinations throughout the region.
More than simply a highway location, Hank’s is positioned at a crossroads where travelers, local residents, ranching communities, artists, students, and visitors exploring Northern Arizona can intersect. Its proximity to Flagstaff, Northern Arizona University, Wupatki and Sunset Crater, and the broader Navajo and Hopi region creates opportunities for tourism, retail, food and beverage, cultural programming, and destination-oriented businesses.
Looking ahead, the property may also benefit from growing interest in regional cultural destinations such as James Turrell’s Roden Crater, further strengthening Hank’s potential as a distinctive gateway to the landscape, art, and culture of Northern Arizona.

Hank’s Trading Post includes established fuel infrastructure designed to serve both local customers and the significant volume of travelers moving along U.S. Highway 89. The property includes three underground storage tanks for unleaded gasoline, premium gasoline, and diesel fuel, together with three full-service working fuel pumps and si
Hank’s Trading Post includes established fuel infrastructure designed to serve both local customers and the significant volume of travelers moving along U.S. Highway 89. The property includes three underground storage tanks for unleaded gasoline, premium gasoline, and diesel fuel, together with three full-service working fuel pumps and six dispensers.
Located on a major Northern Arizona travel corridor, the site offers strong visibility and convenient highway access for passenger vehicles, work trucks, RVs, tour traffic, and other travelers between Flagstaff and destinations to the north.
The existing fuel system gives a future owner the opportunity to restore and expand an important revenue-producing component of the property without starting from an undeveloped commercial site.
Combined with the convenience store, saloon, food service potential, and substantial acreage, the fuel operation helps position Hank’s as a distinctive highway-oriented commercial business opportunity in Northern Arizona.

Hank’s Trading Post features an established convenience store and retail space strategically located along U.S. Highway 89, providing a valuable opportunity to cater to both local customers and the continuous stream of travelers passing through Northern Arizona. Historically, this location served as a roadside gas station, offering fuel,
Hank’s Trading Post features an established convenience store and retail space strategically located along U.S. Highway 89, providing a valuable opportunity to cater to both local customers and the continuous stream of travelers passing through Northern Arizona. Historically, this location served as a roadside gas station, offering fuel, beverages, snacks, and a variety of convenience items, alongside essential travel necessities and other retail products.
Its prime location, visibility, and existing commercial infrastructure greatly enhance its suitability for renewed convenience store operations or even an expanded retail concept.
A future owner could merge the convenience store with gas station services, food offerings, tourism-related merchandise including Native American crafts, local products, and other complementary options to establish multiple revenue streams from this highly visible highway spot. Coupled with the saloon, commercial kitchen, fuel infrastructure, and a generous 13.33-acre property, the retail facets of Hank’s position it as a versatile business and excellent commercial real estate opportunity in the Flagstaff area.

Hank’s Trading Post, previously operating as a convenience store and gas station, was an Arizona Lottery retailer that added an additional revenue stream to the business. The future operator may wish to explore reinstating lottery sales, subject to Arizona Lottery approval, while also promoting Native American crafts and maintaining the unique charm of a saloon within the store.

Hank’s Trading Post previously operated as a U-Haul truck and trailer rental location, adding practical services and potential revenue streams to the property’s highway-oriented business model.
With direct access from U.S. Highway 89, ample space for vehicle and trailer staging, and convenient proximity to Flagstaff and surrounding Northe
Hank’s Trading Post previously operated as a U-Haul truck and trailer rental location, adding practical services and potential revenue streams to the property’s highway-oriented business model.
With direct access from U.S. Highway 89, ample space for vehicle and trailer staging, and convenient proximity to Flagstaff and surrounding Northern Arizona communities, the property is well suited for future truck, trailer, or equipment rental operations. A new owner could explore re-establishing a U-Haul dealership or developing a similar rental-service partnership, subject to approval by the applicable provider.
Combined with fuel sales from the gas station, convenience retail including Native American crafts, food and beverage service, and the saloon, a rental operation could help diversify income while serving local residents, travelers, contractors, and customers moving throughout Northern Arizona.

Hank’s Trading Post has historically served the surrounding rural and ranching community with hay, feed, tack, and related livestock supplies, which adds a complementary retail component to the property.
Its prime location along U.S. Highway 89 provides convenient access for horse owners, ranchers, small livestock operators, and rural resi
Hank’s Trading Post has historically served the surrounding rural and ranching community with hay, feed, tack, and related livestock supplies, which adds a complementary retail component to the property.
Its prime location along U.S. Highway 89 provides convenient access for horse owners, ranchers, small livestock operators, and rural residents throughout the Flagstaff and Northern Arizona area. The property’s acreage and available outdoor space create flexibility for storing and displaying bulk feed, hay, fencing supplies, and other agricultural products. A future owner could explore re-establishing this part of the business or expanding it into a broader farm, ranch, and equestrian supply operation, especially as interest in Native American crafts grows.
Additionally, the incorporation of a convenience store, gas station, and saloon—alongside hay and feed sales—could provide various roadside services and create an extra revenue stream while serving an established local customer base.

Easy Joe’s Saloon adds a distinctive hospitality and entertainment element to Hank’s Trading Post, creating the opportunity to operate a full-service bar and saloon along U.S. Highway 89 near Flagstaff, Arizona. Easy Joe’s Saloon is supported by an Arizona Series 6 Bar Liquor License available for sale near Flagstaff in Coconino County, o
Easy Joe’s Saloon adds a distinctive hospitality and entertainment element to Hank’s Trading Post, creating the opportunity to operate a full-service bar and saloon along U.S. Highway 89 near Flagstaff, Arizona. Easy Joe’s Saloon is supported by an Arizona Series 6 Bar Liquor License available for sale near Flagstaff in Coconino County, offered separately with the FF&E package.
A future owner could explore reopening Easy Joe’s as a neighborhood saloon, a traveler destination featuring Native American crafts, a live-music venue, a food-and-beverage operation, or a special-event space, all subject to applicable licensing and approvals. With its recognizable Western character, highway visibility, established identity, and connection to the convenience store and fuel operation, Easy Joe’s presents the potential to become an important revenue-generating component of a larger Northern Arizona destination business.

A valuable Arizona Series 6 Bar Liquor License is available for sale in Coconino County near Flagstaff, Arizona, as part of the $250,000 Hank’s Trading Post business asset package, together with the property’s complete FF&E. The license can support the sale of beer, wine, and spirits for on-premises consumption and, subject to Arizona law
A valuable Arizona Series 6 Bar Liquor License is available for sale in Coconino County near Flagstaff, Arizona, as part of the $250,000 Hank’s Trading Post business asset package, together with the property’s complete FF&E. The license can support the sale of beer, wine, and spirits for on-premises consumption and, subject to Arizona law and licensing requirements, certain off-premises retail sales.
For a future owner, the Series 6 license creates flexibility to operate a Saloon or a Bar, develop food-and-beverage service, and potentially incorporate packaged liquor sales into the broader convenience-store and roadside retail operation.
Transfer of the Series 6 Liquor License is subject to approval by the Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control and all applicable regulatory requirements.

Hank’s Trading Post has been a recognizable stop along U.S. Highway 89 since 1959, establishing a long-standing identity that's hard to replicate with new commercial developments. Over the decades, Hank’s has served travelers, local residents, ranching families, and visitors exploring Northern Arizona. Its rich history as a traditional ro
Hank’s Trading Post has been a recognizable stop along U.S. Highway 89 since 1959, establishing a long-standing identity that's hard to replicate with new commercial developments. Over the decades, Hank’s has served travelers, local residents, ranching families, and visitors exploring Northern Arizona. Its rich history as a traditional roadside trading post adds character and brand recognition, offering a future owner the flexibility to preserve Hank’s identity or introduce new concepts.
The property includes existing infrastructure such as a gas station, a convenience store, Easy Joe’s Saloon, a commercial kitchen, retail space, and a spacious 13.33-acre highway location. Moreover, it presents a unique opportunity to acquire both commercial real estate and an established Northern Arizona roadside landmark, potentially featuring offerings like Native American crafts.

Hank’s Trading Post is also home to the Highway of Hope Native American Mural Project, a distinctive collection of large-scale murals that contribute to the property’s identity as a recognizable roadside landmark along U.S. Highway 89.
The murals enhance the visual character, cultural significance, and a strong sense of place that differe
Hank’s Trading Post is also home to the Highway of Hope Native American Mural Project, a distinctive collection of large-scale murals that contribute to the property’s identity as a recognizable roadside landmark along U.S. Highway 89.
The murals enhance the visual character, cultural significance, and a strong sense of place that differentiates Hank’s from a typical convenience store or gas station. For a future owner, the mural project presents an opportunity to preserve and build upon an established attraction that can support tourism, community engagement, photography, events, and destination-oriented marketing.
Combined with Hank’s long history, trading post heritage, and prominent Northern Arizona location, the Highway of Hope murals, along with a selection of Native American crafts and a classic saloon atmosphere, help create a property with a story and identity that cannot easily be recreated elsewhere.

Hank’s Trading Post has long been associated with Native American arts, crafts, jewelry, and regional artisan goods, establishing a solid foundation for a renewed marketplace focused on authentic Southwestern and Northern Arizona merchandise.
A future owner could transform the retail space into an artisan marketplace and convenience store
Hank’s Trading Post has long been associated with Native American arts, crafts, jewelry, and regional artisan goods, establishing a solid foundation for a renewed marketplace focused on authentic Southwestern and Northern Arizona merchandise.
A future owner could transform the retail space into an artisan marketplace and convenience store featuring Native-made art, jewelry, pottery, textiles, photography, gifts, local foods, and other regionally inspired products, while ensuring compliance with applicable laws governing Native American crafts.
Additionally, the inclusion of a gas station and saloon could further enhance the appeal of the property. Its prime location on U.S. Highway 89 provides an excellent opportunity to cater to both local residents and the many travelers passing through Northern Arizona. Coupled with the trading post’s rich history and recognizable identity, the artisan marketplace could become a significant destination-oriented retail component of the property.

Hank’s Trading Post and Easy Joe’s Saloon feature substantial outdoor space suitable for a variety of events, entertainment, and destination-based activities. Spanning approximately 13.33 acres with direct access from U.S. Highway 89, the property offers ample parking potential along with a distinctive Western and roadside character.
A fu
Hank’s Trading Post and Easy Joe’s Saloon feature substantial outdoor space suitable for a variety of events, entertainment, and destination-based activities. Spanning approximately 13.33 acres with direct access from U.S. Highway 89, the property offers ample parking potential along with a distinctive Western and roadside character.
A future owner might consider hosting live music, community gatherings, markets, festivals, and motorcycle or car gatherings, as well as showcasing Native American crafts, all subject to necessary permits and approvals. The combination of Easy Joe’s Saloon, the commercial kitchen, retail areas, and the historic trading post identity—including the Highway of Hope murals—creates an inviting atmosphere for visitors, establishing a memorable Northern Arizona event destination while introducing a valuable revenue stream, such as a convenience store or gas station, to the overall property.

Hank’s Trading Post offers more than an opportunity to restore its historic gas station, convenience store, saloon, and retail operations. Its acreage, highway location, existing commercial infrastructure, outdoor space, and distinctive Northern Arizona identity create possibilities for a future owner to explore a broader destination concept.
Potential ideas could include a café or artisanal bakery, expanded Native and regional artisan markets, live music and outdoor events, artist residencies and workshops, tourism-oriented retail, RV or boat storage, and potentially lodging or guest cabins, subject to zoning, permitting, licensing, and other required approvals. The property’s location also creates an opportunity to connect with travelers exploring Northern Arizona’s cultural, artistic, and natural destinations.
For the right buyer, Hank’s could evolve from a historic roadside trading post into a multi-use Northern Arizona destination built around commerce, culture, hospitality, storage, and the landscape.
For decades, Hank’s Trading Post has been more than just a roadside stop. It has served generations of local residents, travelers, ranching families, employees, and visitors moving through Northern Arizona. This iconic gas station and convenience store has become a pillar of the community, fostering relationships that create a recognizable local identity and a level of goodwill that can be challenging to establish with newly developed commercial properties.
Former customers came to Hank’s for fuel, convenience goods, food, beverages, ranch supplies, and a gathering space, all enriched by the distinctive character of the trading post and Easy Joe’s Saloon, where patrons can also enjoy Native American crafts. For a future owner, this rich history presents a unique opportunity to build upon an established name, reconnect with past customers, and create a renewed destination that serves both the local community and travelers along U.S. Highway 89.
For information regarding the purchase of the real estate, business assets, convenience store, gas station, Series 6 Liquor License, FF&E, and related opportunities including Native American crafts and a saloon, please contact: hankstradingpost@yahoo.com
31926 N US Highway 89, Flagstaff, Arizona 86004, United States
Email: hankstradingpost@yahoo.com
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