1626 Lee Rd Lithia Springs, GA 30122-3023
This exceptional 1.03-acre commercial lot presents a prime development opportunity in Lithia Springs, Georgia. Located at 1626 Lee Road, this property boasts unparalleled accessibility, situated just a fifth of a mile from Interstate 20, ensuring high visibility and significant traffic flow. The property's CH (Commercial Highway) zoning allows for a wide array of commercial uses, including retail, office spaces, and various service businesses. Adding to its appeal, the lot is conveniently adjacent to a CubeSmart Self Storage facility, benefiting from the existing commercial activity and established customer base in the immediate vicinity. The generous lot size provides ample space for development, parking, and other necessary commercial infrastructure. With its strategic location, versatile zoning, and proximity to a major interstate, this property represents a rare investment opportunity for developers and entrepreneurs seeking to establish or expand their business in a thriving commercial corridor. The property's APN is 08061820003. The asking price for this exceptional commercial land is $350,000. This is a truly remarkable opportunity to capitalize on a high-traffic location in a rapidly growing area. Don't miss out on this chance to secure a prime piece of commercial real estate in Douglas County, Georgia, zip code 30122.
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