602 Elm St Hampton, SC 29924
This versatile 1.28-acre commercial property located at 602 Elm Street E, Hampton, SC, presents a significant opportunity for various business ventures. The main structure is a large, open building ideally suited for warehouse storage or similar uses, offering ample space for inventory, equipment, or production. The building's functionality is enhanced by the inclusion of three smaller, private offices, providing dedicated workspaces for administrative tasks or management. Two bathrooms are conveniently located within the building, ensuring comfortable accommodations for employees and clients. The property's substantial 1.28-acre lot provides ample outdoor space, potentially suitable for additional storage, loading docks, or future expansion. The asking price of $1100 suggests a compelling investment opportunity for those seeking a functional and adaptable commercial space in a convenient Hampton location. The property's open layout allows for customization to meet specific business needs, making it an attractive option for a range of commercial enterprises. Its strategic location within Hampton offers easy access to local transportation routes and amenities, further enhancing its appeal. This property is ready for immediate occupancy and presents a rare chance to acquire a well-situated commercial building at an attractive price point. Serious inquiries are encouraged to explore the full potential of this promising investment.
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