435 E Shockley Ferry Road, Anderson, SC 29624
Established industrial campus with high-voltage power infrastructure, manufacturing space, warehouse capacity, rail facilities, and industrial loading.
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Warehouse & Industrial
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at 435 E Shockley Ferry Road Contact us- Size
- 261,000 SF
- Type
- Industrial
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- NNN
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- Active
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Electrical infrastructure includes a Duke Energy-owned, 44 kV transmission-fed on-site substation, a 12 kV plant-wide distribution network, and approximately 3,600 kVA of installed transformer capacity. The property has 16 dock-high doors, grade-level industrial loading, and existing on-site rail spur infrastructure. Approximately 1.8 MW is available today, with 3 MW potential through modifications and 20+ MW future potential under Duke Energy evaluation, subject to engineering, approvals, infrastructure requirements, and commercial agreements.
The campus is located within the Upstate South Carolina/I-85 manufacturing corridor and supports evaluation by manufacturing, logistics, data center, digital infrastructure, and other power-intensive industrial users. Rail service restoration through Pickens Railway may be possible subject to applicable requirements and volume commitments.
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- 261,000 SF campus on approximately 11.13 acres
- 44 kV Duke Energy‑owned substation with 12 kV plant‑wide distribution
- Approximately 3,600 kVA of installed transformer capacity
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