The old gas station/antique store at Belmont and Abrams remains available for lease after the Wachovia bank packed up recently and consolidated with the Wells Fargo branch down the street. After Wells Fargo bought Wachovia, it was just a matter of time before this 3,216-square-foot building would be vacant since the Wells branch at Gaston and Abrams had recently signed a much larger 10-year lease. The broker handling the Wachovia building, Lem Miller, says he’s receiving plenty of calls, particularly from restaurateurs and retailers. But he says the ultimate use of the building, which is available only on a ground lease (not a purchase) through June 2027, is likely to be another bank — this time a “local bank”. With the vault and triple-drive-thru still in place, Miller says the cost of retrofitting the building for any other use is probably prohibitive.