GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA
4805West Market.
West Market visibility.
A Norwalk corner.
36.0689° N 79.8703° W
A WOODHAVEN LEASING OPPORTUNITY
A restaurant footprint.
A West Market position.
At 4805 West Market, a 0.83-acre parcel brings an existing restaurant building to the corner of West Market and Norwalk Streets. Nearby dining, pharmacy and fitness destinations give a prospective operator a concrete setting to evaluate: an established commercial corridor with households around it.
County-recorded site area
Existing building, reported
Commercial-Medium zoning
West Market & Norwalk
The case for
this Greensboro corner.
West Market’s published 2025 road segment carries 22,000 vehicles a day. Norwalk’s adjoining segment carries 4,900. At their meeting point, 4805 combines corridor frontage with a second street edge—an identifiable position for a business built around everyday visits.
Cook Out, Taco Bell, Walgreens and Planet Fitness place dining, pharmacy and fitness trips in the immediate setting. Nearby apartment communities add a residential context, while the map distinguishes existing households from proposed housing. These are the local relationships a prospective operator can explore, place by place.
The 0.83-acre site and existing restaurant building give this address a focused proposition: evaluate an established commercial footprint in the West Market corridor. The opportunity depends on matching that footprint, access and operating requirements to your business.
Traffic: NCDOT 2025 segment estimates, both directions; separate road counts are not additive. Property and location sources are linked in the source library.
Explore the evidence ↗01 / THE PLACE
West Market frontage.
Norwalk alongside.
The reported approximately 2,900-square-foot building gives this site a different starting point from vacant land. Its two-street setting and established restaurant use make access, building fit and the next operator’s requirements the key questions.
02 / THE LOCATION ATLAS
Place your business
on West Market.
Explore the parcel alongside Greensboro’s nearby restaurants, housing, roads and community destinations. Select any place to see its mileage and position relative to 4805.
03 / THE PEOPLE AROUND YOU
The households
around West Market.
Established neighborhoods and apartment communities surround the corridor. See the population and households within each radius.
2025 estimates · Circular radii centered on the property
Guilford County.
The wider market.
The property is in Guilford County, home to Greensboro and High Point. The county has more than 562,000 residents and an established employment and retail base.
05 / PRELIMINARY SITE SCREENING
The corner’s access.
Your operating fit.
A surface-level review of access, circulation and traffic, the existing building, and zoning and intended use.
REVIEWED 14 SEPTEMBER 2026
Preliminary desktop screening based on public records and historical sources.
Source library +
Property & mapping
Guilford County parcel records ↗City zoning layers ↗City planning layers ↗NC OneMap orthophotography ↗Parcel 42467 · PIN 7844258008. Recorded area: 0.83 acres. Reported building area varies from 2,925 to 2,949 SF. NC OneMap aerial imagery is from 2022. Parcel lines are approximate tax GIS boundaries, not a survey.
Market & surroundings
Driving estimates · OSRM ↗Road-routing data © OpenStreetMap contributors ↗U.S. Census Bureau · Guilford County QuickFacts ↗Greensboro traffic signals ↗Guilford County road centerlines ↗NCDOT 2025 road & station AADT ↗Reported area & 2025 demographics ↗Historical CBRE / LoopNet offering ↗County statistics use Census QuickFacts, with reporting periods shown beside each statistic. Radius demographics are LoopNet-reported 2025 estimates for circular areas, not drive-time areas. Households are not housing units. Location-specific references are grouped below. Points use county parcel centroids or matched addresses. Mileage follows modeled driving routes from the site reference point (36.06885, −79.87025), using OSRM / OpenStreetMap, retrieved September 15, 2026. Distances follow the modeled fastest route to the road-network position nearest each mapped destination; exact entrances and current restrictions may change the trip. Traffic-segment destinations use a point on that segment within the local map. These are driving estimates, with no straight-line fallback. The traffic map includes every published NCDOT 2025 segment intersecting its initial extent. Fine road lines come from the county road-centerline inventory; no count is implied for a road without a highlighted segment. Competition is a selected inventory. The historical exterior photograph is attributed to CBRE / LoopNet; its date and current condition are unverified.
Woodhaven Development Group
Woodhaven Development Group ↗Preliminary location screening presented by Woodhaven Development Group.