118 Main St, Gainesville, GA 30501
This 557 square foot retail or office suite is located in the historic Main Street Market building in the heart of downtown Gainesville, Georgia. Built in 1936 and renovated in 1990, this single-tenant space sits on a 0.23-acre lot and is part of a vibrant mixed-use building. The property boasts a highly desirable CBD Downtown Gainesville zoning designation, offering excellent visibility and accessibility. The building is situated in a high-traffic area, surrounded by popular restaurants, retailers, and other businesses, including Sweet Magnolia’s, Cork It, and Peyton’s Pie. Its convenient location is less than a mile from Northeast Georgia Medical Center, the Hall County Courthouse, and Brenau University, ensuring a consistent flow of potential customers. The two-story building offers a unique opportunity for a business seeking a prominent location in a thriving downtown area. The property's APN is 01-0005-06-001. This is a single-tenant space in a multi-use building, offering a blend of commercial and potentially residential opportunities. The property presents a unique chance to establish a business in a well-established and highly visible location within the Gainesville community.
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Cork It - Wine and Charcuterie Specialty Food Shop Wine and Liquor Store
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Sweet Magnolia's Cafe & Bakery Restaurant
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Gallery on the Square Art Gallery
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Our Neighbour Inc Social Service Agency
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Mc Ginnis Gary DC Alternative Medicine Practice
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