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FOOD

4285 Buford HWY NE, Atlanta Sold

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This space has been leased and is no longer accepting inquiries. It remains listed for reference.
Lease rate
$3,500/mo
Space size
Available
Mar 2, 2026
Space type
FOOD
Lease term offered
60
Available
Mar 2, 2026
Space size
Listing #
EN-5336
MLS #
10701285

Now available for lease in a well-established retail plaza in Chamblee, this cleared-out commercial space offers a flexible, open floor plan ready for build-out to suit a variety of permitted business uses. The unit includes a full kitchen with a brand-new grease trap, making it especially appealing for food-related concepts, while ownership remains open to diverse business types consistent with local regulations. The plaza features a strong mix of existing tenants-including a juice shop, restaurant, tire shop, nail salon, hair salon, grocery store, and coffee shop-providing steady customer traffic and shared parking spaces. Prospective tenant is responsible for confirming their intended use with the City of Chamblee to ensure compliance with all zoning and use requirements.

Location

GAMLS
Listed by Strong Tower Realty
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