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OFFIC · For Lease

234 Luckie ST, Lawrenceville Active

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Lease rate
$900/mo
Space size
4,380 sq ft
Available
Jun 19, 2026
Space type
OFFIC
Lease term offered
Available
Jun 19, 2026
Space size
4,380 sq ft
Listing #
EN-5771
MLS #
10788507

Professional Office Space in the Heart of Downtown Lawrenceville. Located in the vibrant and historic Downtown Lawrenceville, 234 Luckie St is a two-story shared office building ideal for attorneys, professional services, and co-working professionals. With individual offices available, this space includes access to two shared conference rooms, a breakroom, and reception hours to welcome your guests. Rent includes furnished office, high-speed internet, utilities, and access to all common areas, creating a truly move-in-ready workspace with no additional overhead expenses. This building has been home to prominent attorneys and judges, adding a touch of prestige and history to your daily workspace. Enjoy walkable access to the Gwinnett County Courthouse, restaurants, coffee shops, and downtown amenities while maintaining a professional business presence in one of Lawrenceville's most desirable locations. Limited office availability with only two offices remaining. Schedule your private tour today!

Location

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Listed by Rudhil Companies, LLC
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