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2189 Brockett RD, Tucker Active

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Asking price
$450,000
Price / SF
$184.43
Cap rate
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Sale type
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Property type
RETAI
Property subtype
RETAI
Building class
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Building size
2,440 sq ft
Year built
1968
NOI
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Tenancy
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Building height
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Building FAR
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Lot size
0.33 acres
Zoning
C2
Frontage
300 ft
Listing #
EN-1477
MLS #
10497124

Retail Space for Sale/Lease in Tucker, GA - Prime Location Take advantage of this fantastic retail opportunity in the heart of Tucker, GA. This spacious 2,440 square foot retail space is currently operating as a butcher shop with food service and is occupied by long-term tenants. The open floor plan provides flexibility for various uses, offering ample space for your business needs. Situated on a level lot with great road frontage, this property offers excellent visibility and easy access. It's conveniently located near both Lawrenceville Highway and Highway 78, ensuring high traffic flow and accessibility. With plenty of parking and a level lot for customer convenience, this location is an ideal choice for a range of businesses. The area boasts strong traffic counts and is experiencing exciting new development, both residential and commercial, making it a growing hub for living, shopping, and dining. Don't miss out on this prime retail space in a vibrant, developing area! For more information or to schedule a tour, contact us today.

Location

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Listed by Keller Williams Chattahoochee
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