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5635 Elmo Rd
Cumming, GA 30028
Local commercial Bien À louer
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122 m²


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Informations principales
- Ideal for service contractors or auto reconversion with minimal retrofit
- Zoned C-2/HC allowing broad commercial and automotive uses
- Located in Forsyth County, Georgia’s highest-income county
- All utilities on-site with no known environmental issues
Informations sur l’immeuble
| Espace total disponible | 122 m² | Surface commerciale utile | 169 m² |
| Type de bien | Local commercial | Année de construction | 1962 |
| Sous-type de bien | Réparation automatique |
| Espace total disponible | 122 m² |
| Type de bien | Local commercial |
| Sous-type de bien | Réparation automatique |
| Surface commerciale utile | 169 m² |
| Année de construction | 1962 |
À propos du bien
Positioned near the high-performing Publix-anchored Matt Town Center, this ±2-acre flex property offers unmatched visibility and access in the booming North Forsyth submarket. The existing single-story masonry and steel structure features two oversized drive-in bays and a storefront office/showroom, making it ideal for service contractors such as HVAC, plumbing, electrical, landscaping, or specialty trades. Alternatively, the site is well-suited for auto service reconversion, including quick-lube, tire, or branded repair operations, with minimal retrofit required. The property benefits from signalized, full-movement access at the corner of SR-369/Matt Hwy and Bannister Road, with combined traffic counts exceeding 23,000 VPD. Infrastructure improvements—including the $58M GA-400 Exit 18 cloverleaf and SR-369 widening—are underway, enhancing regional connectivity and throughput. Forsyth County’s affluent and expanding trade area boasts a median household income of $138K (highest in Georgia) and a population growth rate of 2.7% YoY. With all utilities in place and no known environmental issues, the site offers plug-and-play functionality and utility certainty. The flexible zoning and limited competitive supply of modern flex or auto pads in the area provide a first-mover advantage for operators seeking a strategic foothold in one of Georgia’s fastest-growing counties.
