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4260 E Ponce De Leon AVE, Clarkston Active

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Asking price
$650,000
Price / SF
$180.56
Cap rate
Sale type
Property type
FOOD
Property subtype
FOOD,MEDIC,RETAI
Building class
Building size
3,600 sq ft
Year built
1931
NOI
Tenancy
Building height
Building FAR
Lot size
0.40 acres
Zoning
Commercial
Frontage
95 ft
Listing #
EN-0217
MLS #
20148729

Office| Retail | Market | Restaurant | This beautiful brick building sits on .4 acres and fronts the Ponce De Leon corridor in Clarkston, Ga. The building is vacant in the front market/restaurant. There are two separate offices in the back, and each has its own bathroom. One office is currently rented. The parking lot behind the building offers ample parking. The owner recently refreshed the entire building, including a fresh coat of paint throughout, refinished hardwood floors, updated HVAC systems, and updated fixtures, and more. Conveniently located minutes to I-285 and 78 for easy access to neighboring cities; 25-minute commute to Atlanta. The community of Clarkston provides many benefits, including quality housing, access to public transportation, and a variety of restaurants, and is known for its vibrant culture. Walking distance to Refuge Coffee, Clarkston Village Shopping Center, and Friendship Forest and Wildlife Sanctuary.

Location

GAMLS
Listed by Keller Williams Realty
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