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OFFIC · For Sale

669 Main ST, Suwanee Active

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Asking price
$405,000
Price / SF
$270.00
Cap rate
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Sale type
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Property type
OFFIC
Property subtype
OFFIC
Building class
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Building size
1,500 sq ft
Year built
2000
NOI
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Tenancy
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Building height
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Building FAR
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Lot size
0.07 acres
Zoning
C-1
Frontage
30 ft
Listing #
EN-1530
MLS #
10510024

Own a piece of charming downtown Suwanee. This beautifully renovated commercial property, updated just 5 years ago, offers an ideal blend of modern functionality and small-town charm. Located steps from Suwanee Town Center, it's perfect for a business seeking visibility, convenience, and character. Open & versatile office space on the first floor. Full bathroom with a shower on the main level. The second floor includes 2 private offices and 2 cubicles. Kitchen, break area, and a private deck on the second floor. CAT 5 cabling throughout for seamless connectivity. Zoned to allow for the construction of an additional building on the rear of the lot. Enjoy the walkable lifestyle with restaurants, shops, parks, and the Gwinnett County Public Library just around the corner. This is a rare opportunity to invest in one of Suwanee's most desirable locations.

Location

GAMLS
Listed by Living Stone Properties, Inc.
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