0 State Rd Charleston, SC 29492
Hope Landing, located in Charleston County, South Carolina, presents a unique investment opportunity. This Class A property boasts 61,240 square feet of vacant space across five separate buildings, offering exceptional flexibility for various business needs. The property is ideally situated at the corner of Clements Ferry Road and the planned Point Hope Parkway, benefiting from high visibility and accessibility within the Point Hope master-planned community. The space is divisible into units as small as 1,200 square feet, with a maximum contiguous space of 19,600 square feet, catering to businesses of all sizes. The property's diverse subtype designations – including traditional office, medical office, creative office, and coworking spaces – allow for a wide range of potential tenants. Ample parking is provided with 214 spaces available. The address is State Rd S-8-33, Charleston, SC 29492, and the property features approximately 1,000 feet of frontage on Clements Ferry Road, ensuring significant street presence. The property type is listed as Retail and Office, with multiple tenancies available. This development offers a compelling opportunity to establish a presence in a thriving Charleston community. The property is easily accessible via Clements Ferry Rd and the planned Point Hope Parkway. The diverse range of potential uses, combined with the strategic location and ample parking, makes Hope Landing an exceptional commercial real estate prospect.
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