501 S Thornton Ave Dalton, GA 30720
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This unique 5,346 square foot commercial property located at 501 Thornton Avenue in Dalton, Georgia, presents a rare investment opportunity. Built circa 1860s, this historically significant building boasts generously proportioned rooms, high ceilings, and exquisite detailing reflective of a bygone era. Its rich history includes uses as diverse as an antique store, traveler's rest, massage therapy center, and tea room, showcasing its adaptability to various commercial ventures. The property is zoned C-1A, offering flexibility for a wide range of businesses. Strategic positioning provides three road frontages, ensuring convenient access and ample parking. Currently, there are over 20 parking spaces, with significant room for expansion. Adding to its appeal are a detached garage and a glass-enclosed gazebo, enhancing both functionality and aesthetic value. Situated in Whitfield County, Georgia, zip code 30720, this property offers a blend of historical character and modern commercial potential, making it an exceptional investment in a prime Dalton location. The property's size and versatile zoning make it suitable for a variety of commercial uses, capitalizing on its prominent location and ample parking. This is a truly one-of-a-kind opportunity to own a piece of Dalton's history while establishing a thriving commercial enterprise.
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Chelsea's On Thornton Restaurant
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