Historic building for sale in the heart of Madison's downtown Historic district. The first location for the ever-popular Scoops! Great location with a committed tenant- (Scoops Ice Cream Parlor and candy store) offers reliable income. Scoops is the tenant. Please be advised the business is NOT FOR SALE. Interior has been completely renovated with updated- plumbing, electrical, flooring system, the works. New gutter system and roof is only 10 years old! This is a perfect opportunity to park 1031 proceeds and to own a piece of Madison's history.
Great opportunity to own a versatile commercial property in the heart of Madison, Georgia. This thoughtfully renovated property offers exceptional flexibility for a variety of business uses and is ideally situated in one of Madison's most desirable locations. A standout feature is the large two-story industrial-style space, complemented by a kitchen, bathroom, break room, and two private offices on the main level. The second level provides additional workspace with four private offices, a spacious conference room, and a second bathroom. Filled with natural light, the property offers numerous possibilities for office operations, professional services, fitness or wellness businesses, meeting and collaborative spaces, or a combination of uses. The flexible layout also provides an opportunity for a private owner's suite, additional workspace, or long-term tenant occupancy. Conveniently located in the heart of Madison with easy access to U.S. 441 and Interstate 20, the property is also a short drive to Lake Oconee and Athens. Whether you're looking to establish your own business, expand an existing operation, or create a multi-use professional space, this property offers a rare combination of location, flexibility, and opportunity. The possibilities are extensive.
Imagine owning a piece of Madison with the flexibility to create something entirely your own. Located at 1281 Eatonton Road, this approximately 3,726-square-foot building sits on 0.62 acres in a highly visible corner location between Madison's historic district and the city's primary shopping and commercial corridor. Originally constructed in 1948, the building has seen a variety of uses throughout its history, most recently as a radio station. Now, it presents an exciting opportunity for its next chapter. The existing interior provides an open palette for redevelopment and customization. Rather than paying a premium for someone else's finished concept, the next owner has the opportunity to design the space around their own business, lifestyle, or investment strategy. The combination of location, acreage, visibility, corner positioning, building size, and proximity to historic Madison creates a property with tremendous potential. The property is being offered in its current condition the buyer should independently verify zoning, permitted uses, building dimensions, utilities, condition, and any historic-district or governmental requirements before relying on a particular redevelopment concept.
Position your business at one of downtown Madison's most distinctive addresses-The Parkview Lofts, nestled within Madison Markets in the heart of historic Madison. Units 226 & 228 have been combined to create over 2,200 square feet of stylish commercial space, featuring soaring vaulted ceilings, 31 feet of storefront window exposure, and tons of natural light. Updated with LVP flooring and a fully equipped kitchen complete with stainless appliances including oven, dishwasher, microwave, refrigerator, plus washer and dryer-this space blends function with a refined aesthetic rarely found in commercial offerings. Upstairs, additional lofted square footage creates the perfect setting for private offices, creative workspace, or executive suites. The location? Surrounded by beloved Madison staples including Town 220, The James Madison Inn, Oconee Coffee Roasters and the charm of Madison Markets Antiques & Interiors. Visionaries Welcome!
Position your business at one of downtown Madison's most distinctive addresses-The Parkview Lofts, nestled within Madison Markets in the heart of historic Madison. Units 226 & 228 have been combined to create over 2,200 square feet of stylish commercial space, featuring soaring vaulted ceilings, 31 feet of storefront window exposure, and tons of natural light. Updated with LVP flooring and a fully equipped kitchen complete with stainless appliances including oven, dishwasher, microwave, refrigerator, plus washer and dryer-this space blends function with a refined aesthetic rarely found in commercial offerings. Upstairs, additional lofted square footage creates the perfect setting for private offices, creative workspace, or executive suites. The location? Surrounded by beloved Madison staples including Town 220, The James Madison Inn, Oconee Coffee Roasters and the charm of Madison Markets Antiques & Interiors. Visionaries Welcome!
A blank canvas awaits your business adventure! This general store is in the perfect location and offers so many possibilities. There is a space for a kitchen, complete with food safe walls, tile flooring, bathroom area, and several built in and stand alone coolers that convey with the property. Do not miss this incredible retail possibility priced to sell!
Prime C2 commercial corner lot in Madison with 150+ ft of frontage on Eatonton Hwy and 130 ft on Carmichael - directly across from O'Reilly Auto Parts. Level, 0.41-acre site is well suited to a small-footprint concept such as a coffee/QSR with drive-thru, bank branch, or professional office; dual road frontage offers flexible ingress/egress. All utilities available including public water/sewer, natural gas, and underground utilities. Buyer to verify zoning, setback, and parking requirements with the City of Madison. Land only - great visibility, high-traffic Eatonton Hwy corridor.

Madison is located in Georgia. Madison, Georgia has a population of 4,404. Madison is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 25.36% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 32.37%.
The median household income in Madison, Georgia is $67,833. The median household income for the surrounding county is $71,000 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Madison is 44.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 90.4 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 32 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 47.5 inches per year, with 0.7 inches of snow per year.