2598 Hiram Douglasville Hwy

2598 Hiram Douglasville Highway, located in Hiram, GA 30141, offers a prime business location with high visibility and easy accessibility. Situated along GA-92, a major thoroughfare connecting Hiram to Douglasville, this property benefits from significant traffic flow, ensuring excellent exposure for any business. The site is near key intersections, including Bill Carruth Parkway S and Hiram Douglasville Highway, making it easily accessible from multiple directions. The surrounding area is a growing commercial hub with a mix of retail, dining, and service businesses, attracting both local residents and commuters. This strategic location provides ample opportunities for businesses looking to capitalize on the area's expanding economy and increasing population. Introducing a prime investment opportunity in Hiram, GA! This 39.4 Ac lot presents an attractive prospect for Land and Other Investors. Situated on the bustling Hiram Douglasville Highway, this property offers excellent visibility and access. The building's versatile layout and strategic location make it ideal for a range of potential uses. Seize the chance to capitalize on the dynamic Hiram market with this standout property. 39.4 Acres in prime Hiram location for Retail Complexes like Strip Malls, Grocery Stores and Gas Stations, Office Parks and Corporate Campuses Versatile layout suitable for various potential uses like Entertainment and Recreational Facilities, Lodging and Hospitality, Mixed-Use Commercial Developments Strategic location for maximum investment potential for service-oriented businesses like fitness centers and gyms, Daycare Centers, Laundry Facilities Geotechnical Evaluation was performed. (available upon request) Standard Penetration Tests (SPT) were performed at five-foot intervals in each SPT boring. Split-spoon samples were recovered at the selected intervals, placed in clean, closed containers, and returned to the laboratory for further analysis. All testing was performed in general compliance with pertinent American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) procedures. No groundwater was encountered in the borings to the termination depths of 20 to 25 feet below the existing grades.