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79 E Main ST, Buford Active

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Asking price
$805,000
Price / SF
$202.67
Cap rate
Sale type
Property type
RETAI
Property subtype
RETAI
Building class
Building size
3,972 sq ft
Year built
1890
NOI
Tenancy
Building height
Building FAR
Lot size
0.09 acres
Zoning
C2
Frontage
40 ft
Listing #
EN-0417
MLS #
10268029

This is a fantastic commercial/retail opportunity on Main Street in historic Buford Georgia. This property includes two retail units on Main Street and each unit has a high-ceiling unfinished basement underneath. The basements open to E. Jones Alley with a multi-level public parking deck across the alley way. The building units need work including a new roof, but this property must be sold "as is" according to the seller. The units are currently occupied by tenants with on-going businesses, therefore absolutely no showings will be allowed without tenant approval during their normal business hours. This is an estate sale property, and the owner has a Court appointed Personal Representative to negotiate & sign contracts. This MLS includes Seller Required Special Stipulations. The Special Stipulations page must be initialed by the buyer and buyer's agent, and it must be included in all offers.

Location

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Listed by Re/Max Legends
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