1871 Pio Nono Ave Macon, GA 31204
This 0.31-acre property at 1871 Pio Nono Avenue in Macon, Georgia, presents a unique investment opportunity. Built in 1978, the single-building structure offers a blend of traditional office space and warehouse functionality, ideal for a variety of businesses. Its prime location on Pio Nono Avenue, near the intersection with Mercer Drive, ensures high visibility and significant traffic exposure. The property's proximity to key areas adds to its appeal: less than one mile from Mercer University, under three miles from downtown Macon, and two miles from The Medical Center of Atrium Health Navicent. The large bay door at the rear facilitates easy loading and unloading, enhancing operational efficiency. Ample parking is available, catering to both employees and customers. The adaptable layout makes this property suitable for various uses, including a thriving business, an event space, or a combination thereof. The asking price is $145,000. The property's zoning and potential uses should be verified independently. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-situated commercial property in a growing Macon market. The 31204 zip code offers access to a vibrant community and established infrastructure. The property's versatility and strategic location make it an attractive investment for both established businesses and entrepreneurs seeking a foothold in a dynamic area.
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C-2 · Macon, GAMacon. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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