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PROPERTY OVERVIEW Stone Crossing is in a great location near the thriving intersection of GA Hwy 211 & GA Hwy 347 (Friendship Road). Lots have multiple access points with "cul-de-sac corner" locations and access is by two-way commercial-grade roads that act as spine roads for Stone Crossing. Due to the proximity of the Northeast Georgia Medical Center, an established medical community exists in this area. The immediate area has several large mix use communities approved and under construction, including Hall Gwinnett Village, Reveille and Chateau Village. Within a 3 mile radius, there have been 375 +/- new homes built and sold each of the last 8 years and currently there are 3,357 new housing units under development. Braselton has become a major regional medical hub over the last two decades with over 1,000,000 square feet of medical office space completed or under development now. Lots 6 & 7 would be ideal for specialty medical offices, financial management or professional licensees. Two graded, final platted, pad ready, commercial lots Great exposure and multiple access options Proximity to Interstate and employment zones Graded with offsite master detention and storm water facilities in place LOCATION OVERVIEW Located just minutes from I-85 at Exit 126, this is a premier commercial development for Braselton, GA. Prime sites to capitalize on the medical community and large housing growth in Braselton. Close to Northeast Georgia Medical Center and Chateau Elan (approximately 1 mile each from the sites).
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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.