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Here are 4 Similar Spaces we found in Nearby Locations for your consideration.

Automotive Facility with Service Shops
Automotive Facility with Service Shops

3797 Lawrenceville Highway, Tucker, GA 30084

Automotive property
$13,000/Mo
6,650 sqft  Built 1973

A multi-function automotive property combines vehicle sales space with repair, detailing, and paint operations.

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Renovated Auto Repair Shop
Chattahoochee Terrace
Renovated Auto Repair Shop

135 Mansell Place, Roswell, GA 30076

Auto shop
$4,000/Mo
2 bays  2 spaces  0.03 acres  Built 2006

Automotive workspace includes lift equipment, a vehicle-access bay door, and a dedicated customer reception area.

Two vehicle lifts  High ceilings  Bay door  Dedicated office/reception area
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Auto Shop with Paint and Body Shop
Auto Shop with Paint and Body Shop

3797 Lawrenceville Highway, Tucker, GA 30084

Auto shop
$13,000/Mo
90 spaces  6,650 sqft  3 acres  Built 1973
Road access

C-2-zoned property combines vehicle sales space with repair, detailing, and paint/body operations.

Sales office  Mechanic shop  Lift equipment  Detail shop
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Renovated Auto Repair Shop
Chattahoochee Terrace
Renovated Auto Repair Shop

135 Mansell Pl Unit 303, Roswell, GA 30076

Auto shop
$4,000/Mo
2 bays  Built 2006

Automotive service space with vehicle lifts, a bay door, and a dedicated customer reception area.

Two vehicle lifts  High ceilings  Bay door  Dedicated office/reception area
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How to lease an auto shop in Dahlonega, GA

  1. Match road traffic to your service type. Oil-change, lube, and tire shops thrive on high-traffic arterials (25,000+ AADT), while general repair garages do best at 15,000–40,000. Customers dropping off cars need easy access, so use Location Intelligence to profile Dahlonega, GA arterials.
  2. Prioritize turnkey, equipped spaces. A mechanic shop or body shop that comes with lifts, roll-up doors, a spray booth, or even an active body-shop license saves months of permitting and heavy equipment costs.
  3. Demand a secured yard. Gated, fenced parking for customer and fleet vehicles awaiting service is a make-or-break feature. Verify capacity for your expected daily car count plus overnight storage.
  4. Negotiate bay comfort before signing. Heated and ventilated bays are now the norm for attracting scarce technicians. Get HVAC, insulation, and exhaust-extraction upgrades written into the lease, not promised verbally.
  5. Extract a real TI package. Quote your build-out with a contractor, then push for $15–40/SF in tenant improvements plus 1–3 months free rent. Model the resulting deal in the Lease Calculator.
  6. Cap your personal exposure. Insist on a written lease (never month-to-month handshakes), limit the personal guarantee to one year of rent, and secure a right of first refusal on the adjacent bay for expansion.
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