Grocery / Convenience

Walton County, GA Grocery And Convenience Stores for Lease

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Drive-Through Convenience Store Space
Updated: Jun 27, 2025
Drive-Through Convenience Store Space

1865 Highway 138, Monroe, GA 30655

$25 SF/Yr
1,500 sqft 2.36 AC lot
1,500 SF of open commercial space
Drive‑through window and rooftop HVAC already in place
Corner lot at Highway 138 and HD Atha Road
2.36‑acre property in Walton County
Concrete apron around the perimeter for customization
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Convenience Store Space with Drive-Through
Updated: Jul 20
Convenience Store Space with Drive-Through

1865 Highway 138, Monroe, GA 30655

$25 SF/Yr
1,500 sqft
1,500 SF of open commercial space
Drive‑through window already installed
Rooftop HVAC in place
Concrete apron surrounds the building for customization
Located on the corner of Highway 138 and HD Atha Road
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2 active listings match your search: Grocery / Convenience for lease in Walton County, GA.

Walton County, GA Grocery and convenience stores Market Trends and Statistics

Explore Grocery and convenience stores leasing options in Walton County, GA with 2 listings featured on our commercial real estate exchange. The current inventory includes 3,000 square feet of properties with an estimated lease value of $50.

Estimated lease rates for Grocery and convenience stores in Walton County, GA average $25 SF/Yr.

How to lease a grocery or convenience store in Walton County, GA

  1. Anchor to your neighborhood catchment. A supermarket, corner store, bodega, deli, or mini-mart lives off nearby residents. Use Location Intelligence to find Walton County, GA blocks that are underserved for everyday essentials within walking or short-drive distance.
  2. Hunt for second-generation grocery space. Spaces with walk-in coolers, freezers, hood vents, and basement storage left by a previous market or deli can save tens of thousands in build-out costs.
  3. Verify power, refrigeration, and delivery access. Confirm that the electrical capacity supports banks of refrigeration running 24/7. Check for a loading dock, rear entrance, or hatch for daily supplier deliveries.
  4. Line up licenses for regulated products. Tobacco, beer and wine, lottery, and SNAP/EBT acceptance each need separate permits — these are high-margin categories that require applications before opening day.
  5. Choose the right lease structure. C-store leases range from simple gross to triple net to ground leases. Compare each option's true monthly cost with the Lease Calculator.
  6. Confirm the Certificate of Occupancy and sign. Make sure the retail use matches the CO, budget roughly $50K for fit-out, equipment, and opening inventory, and have an attorney review before signing.
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