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288 S Hill ST, Buford Active

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Asking price
$774,900
Price / SF
$322.88
Cap rate
Sale type
Property type
OTHER
Property subtype
OTHER
Building class
Building size
2,400 sq ft
Year built
1991
NOI
Tenancy
Building height
Building FAR
Lot size
0.22 acres
Zoning
C2-General Business
Frontage
180 ft
Listing #
EN-0668
MLS #
10339341

Exceptional commercial building situated in the heart of the highly sought after downtown Buford area. The space is currently home to a successful hair salon, but this versatile building can easily be transformed to suit a variety of business needs. The spacious interior boasts an open layout with ample space, perfect for retail, offices or hospitality use. Expansive windows provide excellent natural light and prime display opportunities. Located on a street offering unparalleled visibility and high foot traffic for a steady stream of potential customers. The convenient on-site parking lot provides plenty of space for staff and customers. The area is experiencing continuous growth and development, making it a prime investment opportunity . Don't miss out on your chance to establish your business in this premier downtown location. Explore the endless opportunities today!

Location

GAMLS
Listed by Peach State Realty
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