836 Glynn St S Fayetteville, GA 30214
This exceptional 2.72-acre commercial outlot presents a unique investment opportunity in the thriving Summit Point shopping center of Fayetteville, Georgia. Strategically located just south of the Fayetteville courthouse square, this property benefits from high visibility and exceptional accessibility within a densely populated area. The surrounding mixed-use development boasts a strong tenant roster including established national and regional retailers such as Publix, Wendy's, Bojangles, Chase Bank, Delta Community Credit Union, Starbucks, and Partner's Pizza. The recent addition of a Summit Fine Wine & Spirits store on an adjacent parcel further enhances the area's appeal and draws significant foot traffic. Currently designated as an office tract, this versatile property offers considerable potential for a variety of commercial uses. However, alternative uses will require the approval of both the Summit Point property management group and the City of Fayetteville. This prime location, coupled with the existing strong retail presence, makes this outlot an ideal investment for developers and businesses seeking a high-traffic, high-visibility location in a thriving community. The asking price is $500,000. Serious inquiries are encouraged to explore the possibilities and initiate the approval process for their desired use. The property's size and location offer significant potential for return on investment.
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