Explore this unique opportunity to acquire 715 W 4th Street and take over business operations for the brand-new Chevron ExtraMile location, positioned at the heart of growing Adel, Georgia. After a comprehensive conversion completed in 2026, 715 W 4th Street has been transformed from a pharmacy into a modern ExtraMile convenience store and eight-pump Chevron fuel station. This is a true turnkey takeover as the site has an in-place fuel contract with Amazing Energy Solutions and an estimated $90,000 in inventory value. 715 W 4th Street also offers opportunities for alternative revenue streams, including a small retail space that can be leased and an open COAM (coin-operated amusement machine) license, both simple ways to increase income. 715 W 4th Street’s strategic positioning reinforces long-term success and superior consumer exposure. Serving as the city’s primary east-west thoroughfare, 4th Street connects to charming Downtown Adel and Interstate 75, both of which are effectively equidistant to the property. Additionally, 715 W 4th Street sits on 1.36 acres at a signalized intersection and is surrounded by the city’s densest concentration of national brands. Businesses like Walmart Supercenter, Piggly Wiggly, Walgreens, Dollar General, Starbucks, Dairy Queen, Tractor Supply Co., and more are all within three minutes of the property, creating a thriving synergy. Cook County is an emerging market and, as the county seat, the city of Adel is a primary beneficiary of this rising economy. Regional connectivity via Interstate 75 and US Highway 41, with great access to major metros, rail lines, and ports, has fortified the area as an industrial powerhouse. Vulcan Steel’s more than 40-year presence helped earn Adel the title Steel Building Capital of the South, and JM Eagle, the world’s largest PVC fabricator, further reinforces the economy’s significant manufacturing backbone. Population growth has increased due to migration for these regional employers, combined with a low cost of living and an excellent K-12 education system, which boasts a 9% higher graduation rate than the entire state. This growth has invigorated investment within the county, such as the $52 million Southwell Medical Center, providing Adel residents with their first major healthcare system.