3009 Church St Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
This exceptional commercial property, located at 3009 Church St., offers 2,958 square feet of versatile office space for lease. Situated on a one-acre lot in Horry County (APN 42401020029), this second-floor office boasts excellent visibility and accessibility with direct frontage on the Highway 17 Bypass. The building is zoned HC and features a spacious layout including sixteen individual offices, two large conference rooms, a convenient breakroom, a dedicated technology closet, and ample walk-in attic storage. Two restrooms are also included for the convenience of occupants and visitors. The property provides open parking for tenants and clients, further enhanced by a roadside marquee situated directly on the Highway 17 Bypass, ensuring high visibility for your business. The entire 2,958 square feet is currently vacant and available for immediate occupancy. Note that square footage is approximate and should be independently verified. This presents a unique opportunity to establish a prominent presence in a high-traffic area of Myrtle Beach. The property is ideal for a variety of businesses seeking a well-equipped and conveniently located office space. Don't miss this chance to secure this exceptional commercial property.
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Ben Collins, eXp Realty, LLC Real Estate Agency
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Keely McCaffrey - eXp Realty LLC Real Estate Agency
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office District Office
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Shannon Sellers Real Estate Real Estate Agency
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Christian Cline, Myrtle Beach Realtor Real Estate Agency
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