6709 N Tryon St Charlotte, NC 28213
For Sale
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This 3,410 square foot freestanding building, situated on a 0.76-acre lot in Charlotte, NC, presents a unique investment opportunity. Previously a bank branch, this vacant property offers versatile potential for various retail uses, including QSR, restaurant, or other commercial ventures. The property boasts a highly desirable location on a major retail corridor with over 30,000 vehicles passing daily, ensuring maximum visibility and exposure. Its convenient access to I-85 and proximity to national retailers like Ikea, Home Depot, Target, Walmart, and Lowe's further enhances its appeal. The site includes abundant onsite parking and a three-lane drive-thru, ideal for businesses requiring this feature. Built in 1989, the single-story building is zoned B-2, allowing for a wide range of permitted commercial uses. The property is part of a Family Dollar anchored center (93.7% leased according to Costar), providing a strong retail environment. This exceptional location, combined with its versatile features and high traffic count, makes this an outstanding opportunity for a savvy investor seeking a prime retail space in a thriving market. The asking price is $1,850,000.
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ATM (First Citizens Bank) Atm
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First Citizens Bank Bank Loan Service
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