3655 Roosevelt Highway, South Fulton, GA 30349

Property Description

Exciting opportunity to acquire 5.33 acres in a rapidly growing corridor, featuring an existing small building plus an adjacent lot with a small home, both available for purchase, creating strong potential for assemblage, redevelopment, or income-producing use. This parcel offers approximately 110 feet of road frontage, totaling 215 feet across both properties, providing excellent visibility and access. Currently zoned AG1, this property is covered under the Regional Live-Work future land use, opening the door to a wide range of possibilities, including high-density residential, townhomes, commercial, office, light industrial, and senior housing (all plans are subject to City of South Fulton approval). This property is near shopping, on the MARTA bus line, and near the MARTA train. Located just 9 miles (approximately 15-20 minutes) from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and 14 miles (approximately 15-30 minutes) from Downtown Atlanta, this property benefits from strong regional connectivity. Convenient access to major corridors, including I-285, I-85, and South Fulton Parkway (Spur 14), enhances the appeal of future development. In an expanding area, this site offers opportunities for investors, builders, and developers looking for frontage, location, and long-term upside. Inquire today for details.

Listing Status:

Active

Date Added:

May 6, 2026

Data Last Updated:

May 11, 2026 at 1:07PM

Listing Office:

HomeSmart : 404-876-4901

Listing Agent:

SYLVIA ERVIN : 404-317-6197

MLS ID:

7767863

Exterior

• General: None
• Other Structures: None

Location

• Road/Access: Highway
• HOA Amenities: 0.0
• Originating MLS: First Multiple Listing Service
• County: Fulton - GA

Lot

• Zoning: AG1DEED BOOK 36537PAGE 582
• View: Trees/Woods
• Fencing: None
• Current Use: Vacant

Utilities

• Utilities: Cable AvailableElectricity AvailableNatural Gas AvailablePhone AvailableWater Available

Financial

• Source: First Multiple Listing Service