830 Front St Georgetown, SC 29440
This exceptional Georgetown, SC, investment opportunity encompasses three buildings totaling 47,712 square feet on approximately one acre. Located at 816, 822, and 830 Front Street, this mixed-use property currently functions as restaurant and storefront space, offering significant potential for redevelopment. Built in 2004, the buildings boast three units and benefit from a prime location in a Tax Increment Financing (TIF) District and Opportunity Zone, providing substantial tax incentives. The property features 55 parking spaces – a unique advantage in downtown Georgetown, where parking is highly coveted. The buildings are situated in the heart of Georgetown's historic district, surrounded by beautifully preserved architecture and a thriving waterfront community. Georgetown's growing tourism, vibrant local economy, and the potential for rezoning (Mixed-Use, Retail, Residential) present a compelling investment case. The high volume of vehicular traffic (4,100 vehicles per day) on Front Street further enhances the property's commercial viability. This is a rare chance to acquire a large-scale, historically significant commercial property in a desirable coastal South Carolina location. The asking price is $9,000,000, and potential seller financing may be available. The property's APN numbers are 05-0029-038-00-00 and 05-0029-040-00-00.
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Augustus & Carolina Fine Home Furnishings (Bike/Boat/Book/etc) Store Hardware & Home Improvement
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