1910 Phillips Avenue, East Point, GA 30344

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List Price
$182,000
Days on Market
1
MLS#
7855598
Year Built
1965
Lot Size
21,814
Acres
0.50

Property Description

Entitled multifamily land in East Point - the hard part is already done. This half-acre parcel carries approved R-3 Multifamily zoning, rezoned from R-1A with conditions, so the approval cycle that normally costs a builder 12 to 18 months is finished and paid for. 21,793 surveyed square feet against East Point’s 14,400 sf multifamily minimum. 200 feet of frontage on Phillips Avenue, sanitary sewer in the street, and NOT in a flood hazard area. Site plan for four townhomes conveys, along with elevations, the variance results letter and a current survey. R-3 permits building heights to 40 feet. Seller will consider owner financing for a qualified buyer. Bring your builder. Buyer to independently verify zoning, density, utilities and all development requirements with the City of East Point.

Additional Information

Taxes
$1,901
Utilities
Cable Available, Electricity Available, Natural Gas Available, Sewer Available, Underground Utilities, Water Available
Elementary School
Briar Hills
Middle School
Woodland - Fulton
High School
Tri-Cities

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