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Lexington Circle is the commercial portion of a 73 acre mixed-use project on State Highway 54 at the eastern side of Peachtree City, Fayette County, Georgia.

The site plan has been revised to include two small traffic roundabouts on the new roadway (named Lexington Circle). These two roundabouts replace the large traffic circle on the previous plan.

The revised site plan has 12 commercial parcels that are available for sale to developers and commercial users. Several commercial parcels have been sold. Zaxby's, CVS, Katie’s Liquor Store, Buckhead Brewery, United Community Bank and Bruster's Ice Cream are open for business.

Brokerage representation for Lexington Circle is being shared between Metrosouth Realty and David Rossetti of Group VI Real Estate in Peachtree City. Group VI may also be involved in the development of the parcels being offered for sale as well as construction of the office and commercial buildings.

PARCELS FOR SALE

●Parcel A 2.25 acres with frontage on Park Ave., Lexington Circle and Walt Banks Road. ●Proximity to the church and school prohibits the sale of alcoholic beverages on this site.
●Parcel B 1.55 acres at the corner of Lexington Circle and Park Ave.
●Parcel C 4.88 acres on Lexington Circle.
●Parcel D 1.72 acres. Sold to United Community Bank
●Parcel E 2.46 acres at the corner of State Highway 54 and Walt Banks Road. Proximity to the church and school prohibits the sale of alcoholic beverages on this site.

Call Rick Schlosser at 770-487-6478 or David Rossetti at 770-389-9100 for prices of the available commercial parcels.

ZONING

The zoning for Lexington Circle is LUC-16. The purchaser will be responsible for preparing a site plan that conforms to the LUC-16 zoning and presenting it to the City. Purchaser will also be responsible for designing and constructing the building(s) planned for the site. The design and construction of the building(s) will be in accordance with the architectural guidelines.

LUC-16 allows 345,000 square feet of retail and office space plus 80 residential units that can be lofts or townhomes.

The major elements of the LUC-16 zoning ordinance are:
● Largest single tenant building is 50,000 square feet
● Second largest building is 40,000 square feet
● All other buildings are 32,000 square feet or smaller
● Automotive oriented businesses such as gas stations, convenience stores, repair shops, tire stores or businesses that are totally reliant upon drive thru customers are not allowed in Lexington Circle
● 80 residential units are allowed. These can be rental or condo. They can also be second floor lofts, town homes or possibly live-work space. There are no square footage restrictions on the residential units
● There are architectural guidelines that have at least two levels of review before any building can be constructed within Lexington Circle

The details of the LUC-16 zoning ordinance can be reviewed at the Peachtree City website - www.peachtree-city.org under City Government - Code of Ordinances.

RESIDENTIAL LOFTS & TOWNHOMES

Peter Corbett and Jeff Van Pelt are building town homes on one of the parcels in Lexington Circle. Some of the town homes have a live-work element called for in the LUC-16 zoning. At this time all 80 residential units allowed in the zoning have been committed to this site.

PROPERTY OWNER'S ASSOCIATION

The streets within Lexington Circle are not dedicated to the city and are therefore privately owned and maintained by the Lexington Circle Property Owner’s Association.

PREVIOUS SALES

Available upon request. Call or e-mail Rick Schlosser at 770-487-6478 or David Rossetti at 770-389-9100 for prices and acreage of the parcels previously sold in Lexington Circle.