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970 Main ST, Stone Mountain Active

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Asking price
$575,000
Price / SF
$205.36
Cap rate
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Sale type
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Property type
FOOD
Property subtype
FOOD,RETAI
Building class
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Building size
2,800 sq ft
Year built
2019
NOI
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Tenancy
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Building height
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Building FAR
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Lot size
0.01 acres
Zoning
VCM
Frontage
8 ft
Listing #
EN-4516
MLS #
10793980

DO NOT ENTER BUSINESS AND DISTURB TENANT. Exciting opportunity at the center of Historic Stone Mountain Village's emerging downtown district! Perched at the intersection of Main + E. Mountain (the city's most highly-traveled intersection), and zoned under the flexible Village Center Mixed-Use designation, this bright and airy corner building offers unbeatable visibility and unlimited possibility! Rare live/work set-up with a beautiful flex retail space on its main level and a spacious 2bed/1bath apartment upstairs. This building was completely rebuilt from studs in 2017 to its original design from the early 1900s, so you get the vintage charm without the budget harm! No need for new pipes or roof replacements, all the work has been done for you! 1 minute from Hwy 78, 4 blocks from Stone Mountain Park, and right next to the city's upcoming Lawn on Main, a mixed-use greenspace and amphitheater park! Incredible location. You'll benefit from easy access & constant exposure, year-round. You won't find a better opportunity in Metro-Atlanta. Welcome to #SMV!

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