3109 Ross Clark Cir
Dothan, AL 36303
Tuffy & Q'Tie Nails · Retail Property For Sale

Franklin Street Real Estate Services is pleased to present this Tuffy Auto Service Center & Q' tie Nail Salon located in Dothan, Alabama. This retail center is located in the heart of Dothan and just miles from the borders of Florida and Georgia in Houston County. The subject property is located on Ross Clark Circle near downtown and the 1-84 intersection, which has strong traffics counts of 36,911 AADT. This building has great visibility, access and ample parking.The property benefits from being located near major retail centers including Avenue Wire Grass Mall, Publix Super Market, Walgreen' s, Office Depot, Verizon, AT&T, Winn Dixie, Wells Fargo and Regions Bank. Major fast-food concepts are in proximity of the property, including Friday' s, Olive Garden, Golden Corrall, Subway Sandwiches, Dairy Queen, Burger King,Checker' s, Taco Bell and Big Lots. This area of Houston County has many traffic generators including Adventureland Theme Park and Water World Water Park. Located in the southeastern United States just 75 miles from the Florida Gulf Coast, Dothan Alabama is the county seat for Houston County. The population is approximately 65,000 for the city itself but Dothan serves an area of over 100,000 people. The name changed from Poplar Head to Dothan on November 11, 1885. Dothan Alabama's name comes from a Bible verse in the book of Genesis, "For I heard them say, let us go to Dothan". Dothan Alabama is known as the Peanut Capital of the World for the simple reason that over half the peanuts grown in the United States come from the region. Dothan hosts the National Peanut Festival annually to celebrate this fact. The National Peanut Festival has grown from the initial 3 day event in 1938 to a 10 day event today. It is similar to the traditional harvest-time state fair but with peanut agriculture as the theme. With attendance upwards of 160,000, this is a huge and fun-filled festival for the Dothan area. Don't miss the numerous historic murals painted on older buildings in the downtown Dothan Historic DistrictDistrict and the numerous, somewhat odd, 4 foot tall peanut character figures scattered around town.