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FOOD · For Sale

4111 Stone Mountain HWY, Lilburn Active

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Asking price
$1,050,000
Price / SF
$381.54
Cap rate
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Sale type
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Property type
FOOD
Property subtype
FOOD,RETAI
Building class
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Building size
2,752 sq ft
Year built
1992
NOI
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Tenancy
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Building height
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Building FAR
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Lot size
0.70 acres
Zoning
C2
Frontage
129 ft
Listing #
EN-4321
MLS #
10807676

Positioned along the highly traveled Stone Mountain Highway corridor, this commercial property presents a compelling opportunity for investors and owner-users alike. Currently operating as a restaurant, the site is already equipped for food service, offering a turnkey or value-add opportunity in a proven retail location. The property features a 2,500-gallon grease trap, supporting high-capacity restaurant operations and making it well-suited for a variety of culinary concepts. Surrounded by dense residential neighborhoods and established commercial businesses, the property benefits from consistent daily traffic and strong local demand. Its strategic location provides seamless access to major thoroughfares, connecting to key Gwinnett County hubs and the greater Metro Atlanta area. Whether continuing its current use or repositioning for another commercial concept, this property offers flexibility, visibility, and long-term growth potential in one of Lilburn's most active corridors.

Location

GAMLS
Listed by Serhant Georgia
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Gwinnett County is one of the largest and most populous counties in the Atlanta metro area, having grown substantially over recent decades from a mix of suburban expansion and significant in-migration, including a notably diverse population base spanning many ethnicities and countries of origin. Household incomes tend to be middle to upper-middle class on average, though there's considerable variation across its many distinct cities and unincorporated areas, some more affluent and some more working-class. The local economy is diversified rather than dependent on a single industry, supported by retail, logistics, healthcare, and small business activity tied to its dense residential population and proximity to Atlanta. For someone evaluating a small business purchase, this suggests a generally stable, growing customer base with steady demand, but success will likely depend heavily on the specific neighborhood, competition, and how well the business serves the area's diverse community.

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