134 Ansley Dr Dahlonega, GA 30533-1639
This exceptional Class A medical office building, located in Dahlonega's Medical Park, offers 25,000 square feet of prime space. Built in 2006, this two-story facility boasts convenient amenities including elevators. The building is situated near Lumpkin County's hospital, providing optimal access to healthcare services. Multiple tenancy options are available, with suites ranging from a minimum of 1,133 square feet to a maximum contiguous space of 6,705 square feet. Currently, 7,838 square feet of vacant space is ready for immediate occupancy. Ideal for a variety of medical practices or research laboratories, this property benefits from its location within a thriving medical community. Dahlonega's strategic position at the end of GA 400, an hour north of Atlanta, provides easy access to Gainesville, Cumming, and Dawsonville, all experiencing significant growth. The University of North Georgia's presence further enhances the area's appeal. Some suites may include professional desks and lab tables, offering a turnkey solution for incoming tenants. This is a rare opportunity to secure high-quality medical office space in a rapidly developing area.
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Georgia Mountains Health Medical Clinic
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Northeast Georgia Physicians Group Internal Medicine Physician
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Wanda Hudson-Gallogly Physician
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Stephen Andrews Berry, MS, MD Physician
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Elaine Hummel, NP Physician
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