Regional Council of Churches of Atlanta

YAGC Property for sale

YAGC is a non-profit social services agency that served at risk young males for over 31 years here in metro Atlanta Area. Unfortunately due to funding problems the agency stopped operation of it's residential services. YAGC currently has it's facility on the market for sale.

The property is located at 1230 Hightower Road Atlanta, GA 30318. The building is includes 9,116 square feet and has been well maintained. The facility boast a fully equipped commercial kitchen that includes walk-in refrigerator and walk-in freezer, 13 bedrooms, 51/2 bathrooms. Additionally, the building has a nice conference room, dining area, above average living room area and an abundance of office space. Included with this sale is second building (921 square feet) that could be used for additional administrative space or class rooms. This building has the potential to be a nice chapel for a church or a nice fellowship hall. This building would be ideal for the church that's looking to start or expand social service type programs or ministries. The facility is currently selling for $1,350,000.00. If interested contact Fred Coleman, Bob Wood Realty at (404)660-9435.

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