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Commercial Property · For Sale

2228 Scenic DR, Snellville Active

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Asking price
$324,900
Price / SF
$59.27
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Building size
5,482 sq ft
Year built
1960
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Lot size
1.88 acres
Zoning
Office Commercial
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Listing #
EN-4709
MLS #
10814152

Position your business for success with this exceptional commercial office opportunity in the heart of Snellville, GA. Offering over 5,000 square feet, this versatile property is zoned for commercial office use and is ideal for professional offices, medical practices, legal firms, financial services, or a variety of owner-user and investment opportunities. The renovated first floor provides a modern, move-in-ready workspace with updated finishes, while the expansive basement presents outstanding untapped potential for additional offices, conference rooms, storage, training space, or future income-producing possibilities. Whether you're looking to expand your business footprint or invest in a property with room to grow, this building delivers flexibility, functionality, and long-term value. Conveniently located with excellent accessibility and visibility in the thriving Snellville market, this is a rare opportunity to own a commercial property that combines immediate usability with significant upside potential.

Location

GAMLS
Listed by Stirling Real Estate Advisors
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