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RETAI · For Sale

139 New Hope RD, Lawrenceville Active

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Asking price
$1,550,000
Price / SF
$136.68
Cap rate
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Sale type
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Property type
RETAI
Property subtype
RETAI,WAREH
Building class
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Building size
11,340 sq ft
Year built
1979
NOI
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Tenancy
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Building height
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Building FAR
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Lot size
1.10 acres
Zoning
Commercial
Frontage
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Listing #
EN-3052
MLS #
10635418

Superb opportunity to own a prime location in downtown Lawrenceville, GA! This steel building has 11,360 SF of prime commercial space with plenty of parking. Recent full commercial appraisal available showing value. High ceilings for plenty of commercial workspace. Two 10' x 12' commercial garage doors give access for vehicles. Multiple offices and large kitchen/lunch room space. Flat back lot of almost half an acre itself allows for tons of parking including large vehicles an trucks, or build it out for additional space. Large employee restrooms. Apartment suite with full bathroom. Substantial electrical improvements and future electrical available. Recently paved parking. This is an ideal investment property, that has already shown good equity growth in the last few years. Call for an appointment to see this prime property!

Location

GAMLS
Listed by Keller Williams Realty Atl. Partners
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