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870 N Clayton ST, Lawrenceville Active

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Asking price
$1,300,000
Price / SF
$221.13
Cap rate
Sale type
Property type
AUTO
Property subtype
AUTO,INDUS,WAREH
Building class
Building size
5,879 sq ft
Year built
2000
NOI
Tenancy
Building height
Building FAR
Lot size
0.49 acres
Zoning
B-G
Frontage
Listing #
EN-0973
MLS #
10313884

Excellent investment opportunity! This dynamic auto shop is situated in a highly desirable location with heavy foot traffic, just minutes away from Highways 316 and 85. The facility is divided into two sections, offering a total of 12 bays to accommodate all your needs. The first section features 7 spacious bays, accompanied by an office area and two pristine restrooms. It boasts freshly painted garages with epoxy floors and tile work throughout the office and restrooms. Meanwhile, the second section offers an additional 5 bays, complete with its own office space and two restrooms. Currently, the 5-bay section is leased on a month-to-month basis. The property is zoned BG (Business General) but is grandfathered for 2 Automotive Uses, including General Automotive Repair and Automotive Detail/Clean Up. Both suites come with existing licenses. New tenants must obtain their license within 6 months from the old tenant vacating to maintain the grandfather clause.

Location

GAMLS
Listed by Re/Max Legends
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