510 Reed Rd Dalton, GA 30720
This exceptional 24-unit personal care home, situated on 2.15 acres in Dalton, Georgia, presents a compelling investment opportunity. The 19,213 square foot facility boasts a 100% occupancy rate and a strong net operating income (NOI) of $490,121, yielding a 10% capitalization rate on the $4,900,000 asking price. Built in 1989, the single-story building features 24 beds (6 spacious suites and 18 studios), each with a private porch overlooking landscaped grounds. Amenities include a gated community with video cameras, an award-winning vegetable garden, walking paths, and a gazebo. Additional features include a roughly 7,000 square foot basement with garages and storage, and an approximately 11,100 square foot staff apartment. An unfinished basement area offers potential for expansion, perhaps into an activity room. The property is zoned R-7 and is conveniently located near I-75, offering easy access to Atlanta and Chattanooga. Market analysis indicates a significant projected increase in demand for assisted living units in the area, making this a stable and potentially appreciating asset. The property generates a gross annual income of $921,600. The average cost of assisted living in Dalton is $3,100 per month. Detailed financial information is available upon request. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a high-performing, fully occupied senior care facility in a growing market.
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Pleasant Valley Personal Care Nursing Home Retirement Community
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