For more than 75 years, the property was home to Dover & Tatum, a well-known lawn-equipment and small-engine sales and repair business that sold and serviced Husqvarna equipment, making it an ideal replacement location for another small-engine, equipment-sales or service-related business.

The fully renovated building features an open floor plan, high ceilings, a 10’ x 8’ rolling garage door, sealed concrete floors, fresh interior and exterior paint, new windows, a new roof, new electrical, a new ADA restroom and a brand-new ductless heating and air-conditioning system.

Because on-site parking is limited to 9 Spaces, the property is best suited for an appointment-based or customer drop-off and pickup business. Potential uses include:

Small-engine or equipment sales and repair
Automotive wraps, window tinting or detailing
Automotive stereo and electronics installation
Motorcycle, bicycle or e-bike repair
Appliance, tool or electronics repair
Locksmith or key-cutting service
Upholstery or automotive-interior restoration
Contractor showroom or specialty trade business
Shipping, package or other pickup/drop-off service

The property sits along a busy commercial corridor with approximately 21,000 vehicles per day on Waleska Road/GA-140. The Waleska Road and Reinhardt College Parkway corridor continues to experience substantial residential and commercial growth, including multifamily housing and townhome development throughout the surrounding area.

All proposed uses are subject to zoning and governmental approval.

• Property Highlights
• Approximately 1,794 square feet
• Fully renovated, open floor plan
• High open ceilings
• 10’ x 8’ rolling garage door
• Sealed concrete floors
• New interior and exterior paint
• New windows and roof
• New electrical
• New ADA restroom
• Brand-new ductless heating and air-conditioning system
• General Commercial zoning
• High-visibility frontage
• Approximately 21,000 vehicles per day
• Long-established commercial location
• Move-in ready
• Available for immediate occupancy
• All proposed uses are subject to zoning and governmental approval.