3275 Old Peachtree Rd Dacula, GA 30019
This exceptional 2.5-acre commercial property in Dacula, Georgia, presents a unique investment opportunity. Located at 3275 Old Peachtree Road, this C-2 zoned lot offers 264 feet of road frontage, providing ample flexibility for development. The property is ideally situated near the recently completed 240-unit senior apartment complex at the intersection of Hurricane Shoals, creating immediate high demand for retail and convenience options. This proximity ensures a built-in customer base for any development. Furthermore, the planned Sugarloaf Parkway extension will be less than half a mile away, enhancing accessibility and further increasing property value. All utilities, including sewer and fiber optic, are readily available at the Hurricane Shoals intersection. While the property currently features an old, abandoned structure requiring demolition, its 2.5-acre size and strategic location make it highly valuable. The site is well-suited for a small shopping center, potentially accommodating 8-10 sublet stores or venues, catering to the needs of the nearby residents and commuters. Briscoe Field (Gwinnett County airport) is only 2-3 miles away, offering convenient air taxi access. The high traffic volume generated by Rabbit Hill Park, located just one mile west, further enhances the property's desirability. The seller is open to considering owner financing options. This property represents a rare opportunity to capitalize on Dacula's burgeoning growth and development. The asking price is $495,000. The property was built in 2022.
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