North Charleston Quadplex Investment
3436 Osceola Street, North Charleston, SC 29405
New
MULTI_FAMILY - North Charleston, SC
Property size:
3,766 SFLot size:
0.13 AcresPrice / SF:
$159/SF- Added:
- May 12, 2026
- Days on Market:
- 2
- Last Refresh:
- May 13 at 5:06 am
Property Features for 3436 Osceola Street
General Information
- Property type
- Residential Multi Family
- Property subtype
- Other
- Bedrooms
- 8
- Rooms
- Bedroom 4, Bedroom 5, Bedroom 8, Bedroom 1, Bedroom 3, Bedroom 6, Bedroom 2, Bedroom 7
- Standard status
- Active
- Size
- 3,766 SF
- Lot size
- 0.13 Acres
Utilities
- Sewer type
- Public Sewer
- Heating system
- Wall Furnace, Forced Air, Natural Gas
- Cooling system
- Window Unit(s)
- Water source
- Public
Building Details
- Year built
- 1929
- Floors in Building
- 3
- Number of units
- 4
- Building materials
- Wood Siding
Listing agent Sl Saad (843) 806-9830
Listing office The Boulevard Company Charleston, SC (843) 806-9830
Listing date May 12, 2026
MLS# 26013749
Listing URL
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HighLights
- Prime location in a rapidly growing redevelopment corridor near the Charleston Navy Base and Naval Hospital district.
- Significant investment upside potential due to ongoing area revitalization and mixed‑use development projects.
- Multi‑unit quadplex structure offering flexibility for renovation, re‑leasing, or repositioning.
- Close proximity to Park Circle, Riverfront Park, Downtown Charleston, and the Cooper River waterfront.
- Historic character with original construction dating back to 1929.
- New roof installed in 2018.
Overview
Located in one of North Charleston's fastest-growing redevelopment corridors, this quadplex at 3436 Osceola Street presents an investor opportunity. Situated just blocks from the former Charleston Navy Base and adjacent to the historic Naval Hospital district, the property is positioned in an area undergoing significant transformation due to the expansion of Navy Yard Charleston and Battery Park. Major mixed-use redevelopment plans in the vicinity include new residential communities, office space, restaurants, retail, parks, and entertainment venues, fostering continued investment in the surrounding area. Originally constructed in 1929 as a single-family residence and later converted into a quadplex, the property offers upside potential for investors, renovators, or those seeking to reposition an asset in a rapidly evolving location. The units are currently vacant. A new roof was installed in 2018. The property is being sold as-is and will require improvements. The value is in the location, historical character, and long-term growth potential near the former Navy Base redevelopment and Park Circle corridor. New sidewalks line both sides of Osceola Street, contributing to the area's revitalization. This multi-unit property is located minutes from Park Circle, Riverfront Park, Downtown Charleston, and the Cooper River waterfront. The lot size is 0.13 acres, and the property size is 3766 square feet.
Property Profile
Insight Report
Location Intelligence
Current Use by Public Records
Quadplexes
Location Insight
- Map
- Local Demand
- City
- North Charleston
- County
- Dorchester
- State
- South Carolina
- Longitude
- -79.976848
- Latitude
- 32.858252
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FAQs
What type of property is this?
Quadplex - Quadplex in rapidly growing area near Navy Yard Charleston.
Where is this quadplex located?
The property is located at 3436 Osceola Street North Charleston, SC.
What is the asking price?
The asking price for this property is $599,000.
What are key features of this property?
This property features: Prime location in a rapidly growing redevelopment corridor near the Charleston Navy Base and Naval Hospital district.; Significant investment upside potential due to ongoing area revitalization and mixed‑use development projects.; Multi‑unit quadplex structure offering flexibility for renovation, re‑leasing, or repositioning.
