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Floyd County, GA Gas Stations for Lease

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Corner Retail Space with Parking
Updated: Jan 8, 2025
Corner Retail Space with Parking

610 Broad Street, Rome, GA 30161

$5,800/Mo
1,733 sqft 0.25 AC lot
1,733‑square‑foot retail space on a 0.25‑acre site
Signalized corner location at 610 Broad Street
Access from Broad Street and E 7th Avenue
On‑site parking lot
Central electric heating and cooling with public water and public sewer
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1 active listing matches your search: Gas Station for lease in Floyd County, GA. Based on your search, we've also compiled 1 Potential Opportunity for your consideration: 1 property for sale.

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4590 Alabama Hwy, Rome, GA 30165

$4,500,000
3,900 sqft  1 building  Built 2024

Recently completed facility with fuel pumps, deli space, and paved parking on a corner lot.

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Floyd County, GA Gas stations Market Trends and Statistics

Explore Gas stations leasing options in Floyd County, GA with 1 listings featured on our commercial real estate exchange. The current inventory includes 1,733 square feet of properties with an estimated lease value of $40.16.

Estimated lease rates for Gas stations in Floyd County, GA average $40.16 SF/Yr.

How to lease a gas station in Floyd County, GA

  1. Pick the format and site. Whether it's a filling station, service station, c-store with fuel, truck stop, or travel center, use Location Intelligence to target Floyd County, GA corners and highway corridors with strong vehicle counts.
  2. Demand a tank compliance audit first. The biggest risk sits underground. Verify the age and condition of the underground storage tanks (USTs), since a leaking tank means EPA-level environmental liability that can sink the whole venture.
  3. Scrutinize the fuel supply agreement. The lease is often tied to a fuel contract. Compare branded (Shell, Exxon) versus unbranded margins, rack-plus versus consignment pricing, and watch out for pumping-cap penalties.
  4. Decode the NNN economics. Gas station leases are almost always triple net, so base rent is just the start. Add taxes, insurance, maintenance, and model it all with the Lease Calculator.
  5. Capitalize beyond the rent. Budget the security deposit, franchise fee, fuel deposit, and convenience-store inventory. Fuel earns just 3–7 cents per gallon while the store inside delivers 20–40% margins.
  6. Negotiate protections and permits. Confirm that you can obtain all fuel and environmental permits. Also secure baseline environmental condition language, renewal options, and clear maintenance responsibilities before signing.
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