7227 Devonshire Ave St St. Louis, MO 63119
Sawmill Village offers exceptional retail opportunities in the thriving Summerville submarket of Charleston, SC. This center boasts a strong tenant mix, anchored by a high-volume Harris Teeter, Dollar Tree, and Pet Supermarket, ensuring consistent foot traffic. The property features excellent visibility with multiple pylon signage opportunities, maximizing brand exposure. Access is convenient via a signalized intersection with Bacons Bridge Road, supplemented by four additional access points. A significant 18,470 square foot junior anchor space is available, offering flexible subdivision options ranging from 1,500 to 11,086 square feet. Additionally, a 1,200 square foot retail space is available in an outparcel building, benefiting from prominent storefront and building signage directly visible from the main entrance. The property's strategic location benefits from high traffic counts: 29,100 vehicles per day on Bacons Bridge Road and 35,400 vehicles per day on Old Trolley Road. Further enhancing its appeal, the Berlin G. Myers Parkway extension is currently under construction behind the shopping center, promising increased accessibility and future growth. This property is situated in one of Charleston's fastest-growing suburban communities, projected to experience nearly 9.15% growth over the next five years, making it an ideal investment for discerning businesses seeking a prime location in a dynamic market. Contact us for details on available spaces and lease terms.
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