494 King St Charleston, SC 29403-5527
The iconic Bluestein Building, a three-story structure at 494 King Street in Charleston, South Carolina, presents a unique leasing opportunity. This 7,020 square foot retail space, featured in the movie "The Notebook," boasts a striking blue facade and is situated in the heart of Midtown Charleston. Built in 1989, preserving the original facade, the building offers a blend of historic charm and modern functionality. The property includes two suites, with a minimum divisible space of 3,400 square feet and a maximum contiguous space of 7,020 square feet. Currently, the entire 7,020 square feet is vacant, providing a blank canvas for a discerning tenant. The building's prime location offers excellent visibility and accessibility, surrounded by a vibrant mix of local and national retailers, restaurants, hotels, and office spaces. On-site parking and approved signage are additional benefits. This landmark property offers a rare chance to establish a presence in one of Charleston's most desirable commercial districts. The building sits on a 7,020 square foot lot in Charleston County, zip code 29403. This is an exceptional opportunity for a retailer, restaurant, or a combination of both, potentially incorporating upstairs office space. The Bluestein Building's prominent location and distinctive architecture make it a highly sought-after commercial property.
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