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3190 SW Industrial WAY, Snellville Active

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Asking price
$1,425,000
Price / SF
$175.93
Cap rate
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Sale type
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Property type
AUTO
Property subtype
AUTO,INDUS,MANUF,OFFIC,WAREH
Building class
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Building size
8,100 sq ft
Year built
1996
NOI
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Tenancy
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Building height
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Building FAR
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Lot size
1.00 acres
Zoning
LM
Frontage
268 ft
Listing #
EN-2669
MLS #
10708176

Located at 3190 Industrial Way in Snellville, GA, this 8,100 SF commercial building sits on a 1-acre corner lot along the highly visible Lenora Church Road corridor, just minutes from Highway 78 and Scenic Highway, providing excellent accessibility and exposure. The property is zoned LM (Light Manufacturing), allowing for a wide variety of commercial and light industrial uses, making it suitable for owner-occupants or investors. The building features heated and cooled warehouse areas, a full sprinkler system, and four bay doors, offering flexibility for multiple operational needs. The site includes 35 parking spaces, recently resurfaced parking, the building has been recently painted, and HVAC has been updated, reflecting strong upkeep and overall excellent condition. This versatile property offers strong functionality, visibility, and strategic location within a growing commercial corridor.

Location

GAMLS
Listed by UC Premier Properties
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