Industrial Flex Property with
Carrollton, GA 30117 Carrollton, GA 30117
COMMERCIAL - Carrollton, GA
Property size:
99,315 SFPrice / SF:
$12/SF- Added:
- Oct 3, 2025
- Days on Market:
- 281
- Last Refresh:
- Jul 10 at 12:06 pm
Property Features
General Information
- Property type
- Commercial Sale
- Property subtype
- Other
- Standard status
- Active
- Size
- 99,315 SF
Building Details
- Year built
- 1975
Listing agent Wyvonnia Smith-Gorden (404) 918-3935
Listing office Coweta County Office Roswell, GA (770) 254-8333
Listing date Oct 3, 2025
MLS# 10618445
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Investment Insights
Based on property information with market context.
This industrial flex property at 320 N Aycock Street includes an office component of about 1,200 square feet along with warehouse spaces totaling about 6,000 and 10,000 square feet. City water, sewer, and power are on site, supporting a range of industrial and commercial uses within the existing configuration. The property sits on approximately 2.28 acres.
The site is described as centrally located in Carrollton’s industrial corridor, with access to rail, major highways, and regional transport routes. The remarks also note proximity to Downtown Carrollton, the University of West Georgia, and Tanner Medical Center, as well as being about 45 miles from the Alabama state line. A $58 million city-backed Alabama St. development is referenced nearby.
The Industrial/Commercial zoning offers flexibility for trucking and freight terminals, light manufacturing and assembly, self-storage facilities, equipment yards and fleet parking, and wholesale trade and supply businesses, along with office plus warehouse hybrid use. That mix can work for owner-users and operators seeking warehousing and support space, as well as investors evaluating a flexible industrial asset for a variety of tenancies or operations. Contact us to schedule a private tour.
The site is described as centrally located in Carrollton’s industrial corridor, with access to rail, major highways, and regional transport routes. The remarks also note proximity to Downtown Carrollton, the University of West Georgia, and Tanner Medical Center, as well as being about 45 miles from the Alabama state line. A $58 million city-backed Alabama St. development is referenced nearby.
The Industrial/Commercial zoning offers flexibility for trucking and freight terminals, light manufacturing and assembly, self-storage facilities, equipment yards and fleet parking, and wholesale trade and supply businesses, along with office plus warehouse hybrid use. That mix can work for owner-users and operators seeking warehousing and support space, as well as investors evaluating a flexible industrial asset for a variety of tenancies or operations. Contact us to schedule a private tour.
Key Highlights
- Strategic location in Carrollton's industrial corridor, close to rail, major highways, and regional transport routes.
- Flexible Industrial/Commercial zoning permits a wide range of uses.
- City water, sewer, and power are already on site.
Property Analytics
Location Intelligence
Current Use by Public Records
Flex space
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FAQs
What type of property is this?
Flex space - Industrial/Commercial zoning supports trucking, light manufacturing, self-storage, and hybrid office-warehouse operations on-site utilities.
Where is this flex space located?
The property is located at Carrollton, GA.
What is the asking price?
The asking price for this property is $1,250,000.
What are key features of this property?
This property features: Strategic location in Carrollton's industrial corridor, close to rail, major highways, and regional transport routes.; Flexible Industrial/Commercial zoning permits a wide range of uses.; City water, sewer, and power are already on site.
