1359 Sam Nunn Blvd
Perry, GA 31069
Red Lobster · Retail Property For Sale

This Red Lobster is located at 1359 Sam Nunn Boulevard in Perry, Georgia. Perry is a city and county seat of Houston County. The City is in the Macon metropolitan area. Surrounding Retail and Points of Interest The subject property is well-positioned in a dense retail corridor, benefiting from its proximity to major national and local retailers. Nearby national tenants include: Walmart, Kroger, CVS Pharmacy, Walgreens, Dollar General, Anytime Fitness, Advance Auto Parts, Ace Hardware, Applebee’s, LongHorn Steakhouse, and many more. Hotel accommodations in the near vicinity of this Red Lobster location include: Quality Inn, Holiday Inn Express, EconoLodge, Ramada Hotel, Hampton Inn & Suites, and Howard Johnson, in addition to other local offerings. The Georgia National Fairground and Agricenter, which hosts over 450,000 people annually for trade shows, corporate events, livestock shows, and the Georgia National Fair, is located just three miles south from the subject property. Perry High School, Perry Middle School, and Morningside Elementary School, with combined enrollment exceeding 2,500 students, are within three miles of this Red Lobster location. Traffic Counts and Demographics Perry has approximately 14,111 individuals residing within a three-mile radius of the property and more than 20,900 within a five-mile radius. The Red Lobster property is located on Sam Nunn Boulevard which intersects with Hampton Ct. Sam Nunn Boulevard has a daily traffic count of approximately 17,290 vehicles. Nearby U.S Interstate 75 has a daily traffic count of roughly 52,080 vehicles. Perry, Georgia Perry, the seat of Houston County, is sometimes called “crossroads of Georgia because of Interstate 75 and U.S. Highway 41 corridors run north-south and U.S. Highway 341 runs northwest-southwest through the city. Today, Robins Air Force Base, just northeast of Perry, is the city's largest employer. Perry has also expanded its industrial base to include the Frito-Lay Company, which makes snack foods, and Riverwood International, which makes paper packaging. Perry’s crossroads location also makes tourism an important part of the economy. The city has always had many inns and hotels, catering first to stagecoach and then to railroad travelers. Other attractions that draw large gatherings to Perry are the 1,100-acre Georgia National Fairgrounds and Agricenter, home of the official state fair in October and of numerous livestock and horse events; and the twice yearly Mossy Creek Barnyard Festival, famous throughout the Southeast for its artists, craftsmen, and entertainers.