Turnkey Office/Warehouse Opportunity 615 Mulberry St 232 m² Inoccupé Industriel/Logistique Vente aux enchères en ligne Louisville, GA 30434

This property presents a premier opportunity for investors and owner/users set in the historic and charming town of Louisville, Georgia.

615 Mulberry Street is a modest yet promising office and warehouse building offers a rare opportunity to own a well-designed, functional space brimming with potential. Spanning 2,500 square feet on a 0.29-acre lot, the single-story structure is thoughtfully laid out to maximize efficiency, featuring five offices and a 885-square-foot warehouse. Originally built in 1985, the well-maintained building showcases a timeless brick façade and a welcoming awning with the potential for building signage. On-site parking adds convenience, making this a versatile asset for investors and owner/users seeking a compact, well-located commercial space.

Ideally located in the heart of Downtown Louisville, this property offers charm and convenience. The office and warehouse building is within walking distance of local favorites such as Home Fresh Bistro, Louisville Drug, Pansy’s, and Randi’s Flowers & Gifts. A short drive provides access to national retailers and essential amenities, including Dollar General, Ingles Markets, Dollar Tree, Pizza Hut, Popeyes, Subway, and more. Major roadways run through town, allowing for easy access to employees and visitors to the site.

Louisville, Georgia, located in Jefferson County, is a small city rich in history and Southern charm. Positioned in east-central Georgia, it offers convenient access to major cities such as Augusta and Macon, making it strategically valuable for regional commerce. Historically, Louisville served as Georgia's state capital from 1796 to 1807, and today, it blends its storied past with modern opportunities. The city's economy is primarily driven by agriculture, manufacturing, and small businesses. Jefferson County's fertile lands support farming industries, particularly in crops like peanuts, cotton, and timber. Additionally, local manufacturing and distribution sectors contribute to economic stability, benefiting from the city’s proximity to major transportation routes. Culturally, Louisville preserves its heritage through historic landmarks and community events that celebrate its deep-rooted traditions. The historic courthouse square and antebellum architecture reflect the city’s commitment to preserving its past, while local festivals and markets foster a strong sense of community. This balance of economic opportunity, cultural richness, and strategic location makes Louisville a unique and inviting place for both business and residents.

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