Outstanding opportunity to acquire a nearly new 10,622 square foot commercial building constructed in 2022. This former Family Dollar/Dollar Tree property is located at 104 Hwy 64 E in Hayesville, North Carolina, the picturesque county seat of Clay County. Situated on a generous lot with prime frontage along busy Highway 64 East, the building enjoys strong daily traffic from locals and tourists traveling this scenic corridor. Features include modern construction, high visibility, easy access, and substantial paved parking. The flexible, open interior layout is ready for immediate occupancy or build-out to suit a variety of concepts. Hayesville offers a perfect blend of small-town charm, proximity to Lake Chatuge, Nantahala National Forest recreation, and year-round tourism appeal. This property is well-suited for: General retail, convenience, or dollar/general merchandise, Quick-service restaurant or food & beverage, Automotive services, fitness center, or personal care, Professional, medical, or administrative office, Flex space, showroom, or tourism-oriented retail. A rare chance to own modern commercial real estate in a mountain market with strong fundamentals and redevelopment potential.
Listing courtesy of Nantahala Real Estate.

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