0 Calhoun Memorial Hwy Easley, SC 29640
This exceptional opportunity presents two adjacent retail pads totaling approximately 7.33 acres of land in Easley, South Carolina, within Pickens County. These parcels are ideally situated near the intersection of Kay Drive and Calhoun Memorial Highway, benefiting from high visibility and accessibility. A new convenience store is planned for a connecting parcel, further enhancing the location's appeal. Parcel 2 encompasses 3.37 acres, while Parcel 3 offers 3.96 acres, providing flexibility for various development scenarios. The site enjoys excellent proximity to major roadways, including State Route 153, a primary route connecting Easley to Powdersville and Interstate 85, ensuring convenient access for customers and employees. Furthermore, the property is less than half a mile from a Walmart and Sam's Club shopping center, guaranteeing significant foot traffic and consumer presence. The area is experiencing substantial growth, with 69 new townhomes under construction across the street, scheduled for completion in 2023. Easley itself is a thriving community, recognized as one of South Carolina's best places to live, offering a suburban atmosphere at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, and boasting a population of 21,149 residents. The zoning for this property is currently to be determined (TBD). This presents a rare chance to establish a retail presence in a rapidly developing area with strong demographics and convenient access to major transportation arteries.
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