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Asking price
$6,000,000
Lot size
30.31 acres
Price / acre
$197,954.47
Sale type
Property subtype
UNIMPLND
Lot size
30.31 acres
Zoning
Frontage
1200 ft
Listing #
EN-14648
MLS #
10698414

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION 956 Scenic Highway is a 30.31-acre parcel with over 1,200 feet of frontage on Scenic Highway (Hwy. 124) in Lawrenceville, GA. GA DOT records show traffic counts of over 40,000 vehicles per day along this stretch, providing the site with strong visibility from one of Gwinnett Countys well-traveled corridors. The property is a mix of open pasture and wooded area, falls within the Starling Elementary, Couch Middle, and Grayson High School districts, and sewer available - all worth noting for any buyer considering residential development. There is also potential to annex the property into the City of Lawrenceville. At 30+ acres with more than 1,200' of road frontage, this size parcel is a rare find in this corridor. The combination of acreage, frontage, and traffic makes it worth a serious look for buyers who have been watching this market. LOCATION DESCRIPTION 956 Scenic Highway is located on Hwy. 124 in Lawrenceville near the Sugarloaf Parkway intersection, across from Alexander Park. The corridor is well-established, with national retail tenants - including Walmart Supercenter, Home Depot, Sams Club, and Hobby Lobby - nearby. Downtown Lawrenceville is a short drive north, and access to Hwy. 316 and I-85 connect the site to the broader Atlanta metro. The five-mile population exceeds 200,000, supported by a strong, growing residential base throughout Gwinnett County.

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Listed by NAI Elrod Group
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Gwinnett County is one of the largest and most populous counties in the Atlanta metro area, having grown substantially over recent decades from a mix of suburban expansion and significant in-migration, including a notably diverse population base spanning many ethnicities and countries of origin. Household incomes tend to be middle to upper-middle class on average, though there's considerable variation across its many distinct cities and unincorporated areas, some more affluent and some more working-class. The local economy is diversified rather than dependent on a single industry, supported by retail, logistics, healthcare, and small business activity tied to its dense residential population and proximity to Atlanta. For someone evaluating a small business purchase, this suggests a generally stable, growing customer base with steady demand, but success will likely depend heavily on the specific neighborhood, competition, and how well the business serves the area's diverse community.

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