ENHOUZBusiness Marketplace
GAS

6285 Short RD, Fairburn Sold

3 views · 2 this week

This property has been sold and is no longer accepting inquiries. It remains listed for reference.
Asking price
$1,250,000
Price / SF
$353.11
Cap rate
Sale type
Property type
GAS
Property subtype
GAS,HOTEL,INDUS,RELIG,RETAI
Building class
Building size
3,540 sq ft
Year built
1972
NOI
Tenancy
Building height
Building FAR
Lot size
9.35 acres
Zoning
Zoned AG1 C4 - Commercial Small Tracts
Frontage
500 ft
Listing #
EN-3609
MLS #
10571787

Commercial ~9 acre corner. This was a professional Dog Kennel w existing ~8000/sf kennel , or other commercial use. Existing house needs renovation, but is usable with sound structure. This could be a private estate home retreat or commercial conversion on ~9.5 acres. ~3500/sf brick house and ~8000/sf dog kennel on private ~9.5 acre corner. 2 stand alone garages and a shed. Well water and public water supplies. This site could be a secluded and private estate with plenty of woods, brick house, and kennel. Kennel could be converted to a barn or other use. House is 4 sides brick with a back deck overlooking peaceful wooded area. House needs update/refresh. Outside is a commercial boarding 50+ run dog kennel that could be easily refreshed and put into service. For commercial, residential, or horses it would be easy to clear the remaining acreage for commercial or retail development. Currently zoned commercial this property has frontage on Fulton Industrial Parkway. Traffic count is ~7000/day and rising. Quickly developing area. Great site for a strip mall, office building, retail center, or other commercial activity. Zoned AG1 / C4 - Commercial Small Tracts - Residential House on Commercial Valued Land. Call JC Meghrian

Location

GAMLS
Listed by Keller Williams Realty Atl. Partners
© 2021 Georgia MLS. All rights reserved. Information Deem Reliable But Not Guaranteed. · MLS# 10571787

Similar listings

Buyer newsletter

Popular businesses, market tips, and occasional promotions. One email, unsubscribe anytime.