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Coffee Shop Retail Space
Updated: Aug 5
Coffee Shop Retail Space

21 Market Square Way, Newnan, GA 30265

$2,300/Mo
1,250 sqft
1,250 SF retail space within Summergrove Market
Currently operating as a coffee shop
Suitable for café, restaurant, or other retail uses
Next to Burn Boot Camp in the Summergrove subdivision
2.3 miles from I‑85 and Piedmont Newnan Hospital
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Coffee Shop Retail Space
Updated: Apr 22
Coffee Shop Retail Space

21 Market Square Way #102, Newnan, GA 30265

$2,300/Mo
1,250 sqft
1,250 SF retail space
Currently operating as a coffee shop
PDC zoning
Built in 2010
Next to Burn Boot Camp in Summergrove Market
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Retail Suite Next to Burn Boot Camp
Retail Suite Next to Burn Boot Camp

102-21 Market Square Way, Newnan, GA 30265

$2,300/Mo
1,250 sqft

Retail suite in Summergrove Market currently operating as a coffee shop, suitable for cafe, restaurant, or other retail uses.

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Based on your search, we've compiled 3 Potential Opportunities for your consideration.

Coweta County, GA Coffee shops Market Trends and Statistics

Explore Coffee shops leasing options in Coweta County, GA with 3 listings featured on our commercial real estate exchange. The current inventory includes 3,750 square feet of properties with an estimated lease value of $66.24.

Estimated lease rates for Coffee shops in Coweta County, GA average $22.08 SF/Yr.

How to lease a coffee shop in Coweta County, GA

  1. Position along the morning routine. A café, espresso bar, or grab-and-go kiosk lives off habit. Target the commute side of the street near offices, campuses, and transit, and use Location Intelligence to check Coweta County, GA spots for all-day (not just morning) traffic.
  2. Do the capture-rate math. Count pedestrians during rush hours and multiply by a conservative 1–2% capture rate. If that doesn't yield 100–200 daily customers, the corner can't support a coffeehouse.
  3. Think small but wired. 600–1,200 sq. ft. is often ideal, but espresso machines, grinders, and refrigeration are power-hungry. Verify electrical capacity, water hookups, and drainage before signing.
  4. Hunt second-generation café space. A space vacated by a previous coffee shop saves $30–50K in build-out, and the landlord's small pool of food-service tenants gives you maximum leverage on TI and free rent.
  5. Keep occupancy under 10–12% of sales. Ask for the previous tenant's sales volume, benchmark against $350–500 per sq. ft. in annual revenue. Check the all-in cost with the Lease Calculator.
  6. Watch the fine-print traps. Confirm that the lease doesn't restrict your menu, delay the rent clock until fit-out is done, secure outdoor-seating and signage rights, and include a transfer clause as your exit strategy.
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