225 Main St Clinton, SC 29325
This exceptional investment opportunity presents six interconnected industrial buildings totaling over 1.05 acres in Clinton, SC's historic downtown. The property boasts charming exposed brick and timber, offering immense potential for adaptive reuse. Imagine transforming this unique space into a brewery, restaurant, retail hub, or a mixed-use development. The property's location within an Opportunity Zone provides significant tax advantages for qualified investors. The buildings' character and the vibrant atmosphere of downtown Clinton, coupled with the recent expansion of Presbyterian College's graduate programs, create a compelling investment case. The property is comprised of six buildings, identified by the following tax ID numbers: 901-12-07-012, 901-12-07-020, 901-12-07-013, 901-12-07-015, and 901-12-07-016. It's crucial to note that this listing must be purchased in conjunction with a separately listed property identified by tax ID number 901-12-07-014. The asking price for this remarkable property is $495,000. This presents a rare chance to acquire a substantial footprint in a thriving South Carolina town with significant upside potential. The property's size and unique architectural features offer a blank canvas for creative redevelopment, catering to a wide range of commercial ventures. Don't miss this chance to capitalize on the revitalization of downtown Clinton and the benefits of an Opportunity Zone designation.
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