2361 Hiram Acworth Hwy Dallas, GA 30157
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This exceptional 2.1-acre commercial property in Dallas, Georgia, presents a unique investment opportunity. Located on Hiram Acworth Highway (Hwy 92), this parcel boasts approximately 200 feet of road frontage and benefits from excellent visibility and high traffic counts, averaging approximately 15,000 vehicles daily, according to the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT). Currently zoned R3-Residential, the property offers significant potential for various commercial ventures. Its strategic location near the intersection of Charles Hardy Parkway (GA 120) and Hwy 92 places it in close proximity to the Stars and Strikes Family Entertainment Complex, ensuring high foot traffic and visibility. The property includes two existing residential structures: a three-bedroom, two-bathroom ranch-style home and a three-bedroom, two-bathroom mobile home situated on a permanent foundation. These structures could be repurposed or removed to accommodate future commercial development. An upcoming GDOT road widening project will impact approximately 0.3 acres of the property's frontage, providing an ideal opportunity to incorporate strategic access points into any new development plans. For those seeking a larger footprint, the possibility exists to acquire three adjacent parcels, totaling approximately 7.4 acres, providing additional road frontage on both Charles Hardy Parkway and Hwy 92. This presents a rare chance to secure a substantial commercial holding in a high-growth area. The asking price for this property is $675,000.
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