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3000 Gravel Springs RD, Buford Sold

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This property has been sold and is no longer accepting inquiries. It remains listed for reference.
Asking price
$500,000
Price / SF
$342.94
Cap rate
Sale type
Property type
INDUS
Property subtype
INDUS,MANUF,MEDIC,OTHER,OFFIC,RETAI,WAREH,WHOLE
Building class
Building size
1,458 sq ft
Year built
1966
NOI
Tenancy
Building height
Building FAR
Lot size
0.93 acres
Zoning
C2-General Business
Frontage
Listing #
EN-2284
MLS #
10609486

Potential COMMERCIAL, Industrial, or other Development, CITY OF BUFORD Zoning. VALUE is in the LAND & LOCATION. *see FMLS 7623338 for over 100 photos. Best USE Applications could include Medical Office, Industrial Assemblage or other City of Buford Schools. Includes good condition single family brick ranch house sold AS-IS potential tear down or remodel 1966 Single Family house Sold As-Is No disclosures from Seller, on 0.93 acres +/-, w +/-148 feet of road frontage on Gravel Springs Road, aka SR-324 City of Buford Gwinnett County. Price is negotiable & is deal dependent. Are you an end user? We have relationships w turn key construction options available. Please refer also to FMLS LISTING #7652988 & FMLS Listing #7623338.

Location

GAMLS
Listed by Keller Williams Realty Atl. Partners
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