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4281 Hugh Howell RD, Tucker Active

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Asking price
$2,800,000
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Sale type
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Property type
AUTO
Property subtype
AUTO
Building class
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Building size
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Year built
1950
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Lot size
1.23 acres
Zoning
C
Frontage
130 ft
Listing #
EN-2216
MLS #
10657076

Exceptional Investment Opportunity in Downtown Tucker! This 1.203-acre commercial property, zoned C-2, offers a rare chance to own a high-visibility asset at the prime intersection of US-29 (Hugh Howell Rd/Lawrenceville Hwy) & 4th St, with over 50,000 vehicles per day passing by. The property features four existing buildings, carports, and ample parking, currently home to a successful auto repair, body shop, and used car dealership with grandfathered-in licenses-a rare asset, as these licenses are no longer available in the downtown district. The sale includes all transferable licenses, land, and existing tenants generating positive cash flow, with a dedicated space for the owner's operations. Surrounded by national retailers like Chick-fil-A, Walmart, Publix, Dunkin', Kroger, HomeGoods, Staples, and Dollar General, the property is perfectly situated for future growth, especially with the highly anticipated $56 million Tucker Town Green development nearby and the Tucker Path trail system set to enhance connectivity. With exceptional exposure and strong income potential, this property is a standout investment-contact the listing agent today to schedule a private showing, appointment only!

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