Flexible Multipurpose Build-to-Suit Opportunity

Located on Lagree Duck Road in Braselton, GA, this pad site represents a build-to-suit opportunity within Braselton Walk, a thoughtfully planned neighborhood retail destination featuring retail, professional office, flex, and multipurpose space. The site capitalizes on Braselton Walk’s customer base, drawing from nearby rooftops as well as traffic generated by the center’s shops, offices, and modern flex users. New Cut Road provides convenient connectivity to Highway 53 and the broader Braselton market, putting the pad in the direct path of growth and daily commuter patterns. With cohesive architecture, quality landscaping, and a true neighborhood-center feel, the pad’s location offers strong long-term fundamentals for a user looking to anchor themselves in one of Braselton’s newest retail hubs.SVN | Second Story is pleased to present a for sale or build-to-suit opportunity within the Braselton Walk planned mixed-use development in Braselton. The site is approved for two buildings with conceptual plans in place, offering flexibility for a range of commercial users. The first building consists of ±11,200 SF of flex space, designed with brick and shiplap siding and rear loading capabilities. The layout can accommodate showroom, office, or retail uses and may be demised into up to three suites. The second building is a ±5,000 SF barn-inspired structure designed to support a variety of commercial uses. The space offers a flexible layout and can be delivered as a build-to-suit or vanilla box. The Property is adjacent to Hometown Walk, an established retail center with a strong tenant mix, creating cross-traffic and reinforcing its position as a neighborhood commercial hub. Located off Highway 53 and within one mile of Interstate 85, Braselton Walk offers strong visibility and regional connectivity. Surrounded by rapid residential growth, major employers, and destination drivers such as Château Élan Winery & Resort and Road Atlanta, the Property is well-positioned to serve both local and regional demand.