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6552 James B Rivers Memorial DR, Stone Mountain Active

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Asking price
$300,000
Price / SF
$145.77
Cap rate
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Sale type
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Property type
FOOD
Property subtype
FOOD
Building class
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Building size
2,058 sq ft
Year built
1910
NOI
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Tenancy
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Building height
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Building FAR
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Lot size
0.30 acres
Zoning
C3
Frontage
269 ft
Listing #
EN-1452
MLS #
10458896

This is a historic Building close to downtown Stone Mountain. The current owners installed a new large commercial kitchen. The kitchen was installed with an architect and permits. All of the equipment (with the exception of a few personal items) remains with the building. Currently they have 9 tables and there is room for more in a big storage room which could be converted to additional dining. Is presently a non profit vegan restaurant. Great opportunity for all kinds of restaurants or even other commercial uses. Close on the property and you could be up and running your restaurant PDQ. There is a couple of residential rooms in the back of the building that they are using for Airbnb. There is a lot of historic charm with high ceilings, hardwood floors and fireplaces. There is a covered porch on the side and a large deck in the rear.at no additional cost. Close on the property and you could be up and running PDQ.

Location

GAMLS
Listed by RE/MAX Metro Atlanta Cityside
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