Harland David Sanders was born on September 9, 1890 in Henryville, Indiana. His father was a farmer until he broke his leg and then was a butcher. Sanders' mother was a devout Christian and strict parent, continuously warning her children of "the evils of alcohol, tobacco, gambling, and whistling on Sundays.  When his father died his mother went to work at a cannery and Harland had to take care of his younger siblings.  That's where he first learned how to cook and was apparently a pretty good chef with vegetables and bread.  When his mother remarried to a Mr. William Broaddus, whom Harland couldn’t stomach, he moved out at age 13.  

From that point Harland held jobs as a farm hand, a horse carriage painter, a streetcar conductor, an army officer, a blacksmith helper, a Steam train ash pan cleaner, a fireman for Illinois Central Railroad, a lawyer, an insurance salesman, started a ferry boat company, started a lamp manufacturing business, was a tire company salesman, a service station manager, a motel owner, a cafateria manager and then...started Kentucky fried chicken in 1959 at 69 years old. 

When Harland passed away in 1980 their were 6,000 KFC’s around the world.

Store requirements: 
Free Standing with Drive Thru:
Lot size: 18,000 - 35,000 sf
Building Area: 2,000 - 3,000 sf
Parking: 25+

In-Line or End Cap Drive Thru:Variable Footprint 1,500 sf +/-Minimum width 18’

Site Qualities:
Corner of sinalized intersection
High Visibility / Prominence
Easy access
Going home side preferred 

Acquisition Strategy:
Lease
Purchase
Ground Lease with Purchase Option

CONTACT:

Charlie Cangelosi 
Charlie@IrishCB.com 
818.646.6117

Kevin Barry 
Kevin@IrishCB.com 
424.241.2341