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2493 2nd AVE, Dacula Active

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Asking price
$550,000
Price / SF
$131.64
Cap rate
Sale type
Property type
RETAI
Property subtype
RETAI
Building class
Building size
4,178 sq ft
Year built
1900
NOI
Tenancy
Building height
Building FAR
Lot size
0.05 acres
Zoning
Retail
Frontage
Listing #
EN-0216
MLS #
10211218

Addresses are 2493 & 2495. This beautiful 123, year old retail building in Historic Downtown Dacula Georgia is a great opportunity to not only own a piece of history but be posed to take advantage of the nearly 2,000 acres development in Dacula called The Knowledge Community "Rowen". Which will include a combination of offices, research facilities, public spaces and residences, along State Highway 316 just east of Dacula. This building has 2 leasable bays 2493 is currently leased it has an unfinished storage space above it (NOT ALLOWED TO BE RESIDENTUALLY OCCUPIED) 2495 has a lease pending it has a finished area above that can be used as an office, breakroom etc. (NOT ALLOWED TO BE RESIDENTUALLY OCCUPIED). Closed to Dacula High School and Dacula Middle School as well as direct visibility from State Road Hwy 29 and County Road 8 running from Winder to Hwy 316 and after crossing Hwy 316 Straight into Historic Downtown Lawrenceville.

Location

GAMLS
Listed by BHHS Georgia Properties
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