1247 Paris Pike
Georgetown, KY 40324
1247 Paris Pike · Retail Property For Sale

SVN Stone Commercial Real Estate is pleased to offer this retail/commercial property in the second fastest growing county in Kentucky. Located on Paris Pike between downtown Georgetown and I-75, the 0.96+/- acre site is rectangular, located at a corner with 2 street intrances, and nearly level. Paved parking for about 44 cars along the sides and rear of the building. The grassy area at the rear of the site is somewhat lower in elevation and a portion appears to be included in a 100-year and 500-year flood plain. B-2 Zoning permits motels, retail stores, restaurants, auto-related business, planned commercial developments, and adult oriented uses.The building is a single story brick structure on a slab foundation about 40 years old. Currently used as a restaurant. Total size is 3,537 square feet divided into two seating areas, kitchen, restrooms, storage area, coolers, and small office. Also includes a wooden, exterior deck. See photographs and building sketch for details. Restaurant furniture, fixtures, & equipment are included. Georgetown, Kentucky, 10 miles north of Lexington off I-75, is the county seat of Scott County as well as the home of Georgetown College, a private liberal arts college. Georgetown is very proud of its heritage and excited about the tremendous growth the city has experienced in the last few years. Scott County is the second fastest growing county in Kentucky with population now exceeding 47,000 per the 2010 US Census data. Since the opening of Toyota Motor Manufacturing, employment has risen; the City, County, and School System have prospered; Toyota is a wonderful asset to the community and a huge reason for the growth of the town. Georgetown is fortunate to have the finest of Fire, Police and Public Works Departments. The employees are highly trained with benefit of the latest in technology and equipment. Georgetown offers downtown shopping and shopping malls, restaurants, recreation, sports, beautiful surroundings, and Georgetown College.