1797 Spg SE Rd Smyrna, GA 30080-3755
This exceptional retail opportunity is located at 1797 Spring Rd SE in Smyrna, Georgia, within Cobb County (zip code 30080). The property, known as Oak Tree Village, offers four available spaces ranging from 1,000 to 1,700 square feet, perfect for a variety of retail businesses. The total available space within the complex ranges from 1,000 to 5,800 square feet, providing flexibility for tenants seeking different sizes. This prime location boasts 264 feet of frontage on Spring Street, enhanced by two convenient curb cuts for easy access and high visibility. The property is classified as retail with office subtype and features multiple tenancies. The property's coordinates are 33.884006 latitude and -84.5013639 longitude. This is an excellent chance to establish or expand your business in a thriving Smyrna community. Inquire today to learn more about leasing options and availability.
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The GC district is comprised primarily of existing commercially developed areas within the City of Smyrna. It is the intent in establishing the GC district, to preserve existing commercial areas and encourage the continued concentration of general retail and commercial service activities, including those establishments oriented toward automobile traffic, so…
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GC · Smyrna, GAThe GC district is comprised primarily of existing commercially developed areas within the City of Smyrna. It is the intent in establishing the GC district, to preserve existing commercial areas and encourage the continued concentration of general retail and commercial service activities, including those establishments oriented toward automobile traffic, so as to promote the orderly development and economic stability of such areas
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