37 Ac Columbia, SC 29223
This exceptional 36-acre commercial land parcel in Columbia, South Carolina, presents a unique investment opportunity within the Pinnacle Point Business Park. Located in Richland County and zoned M-1, this master-planned development offers significant advantages for discerning buyers. The property boasts heavy landscaping, architectural review for all buildings, and excellent accessibility. On-site utilities and detention are readily available. The strategic location provides easy access to Providence Hospital Northeast, Carolina Research Park, Columbia's central business district (CBD), and major interstates. The site is conveniently situated approximately 1.5 hours from Charlotte, NC via I-77. The land is divided into four tracts with varying acreage and price points per acre. Tract A encompasses 0.99 acres, priced at $400,000 per acre. Tract B comprises 5.5 acres, priced between $200,000 and $280,000 per acre. Tract C offers 7.5 acres, priced between $160,000 and $200,000 per acre. Finally, Tract D includes 9.7 acres, priced between $120,000 and $150,000 per acre. This presents a flexible opportunity for various development scenarios, catering to a range of project sizes and budgets. The property's location within a thriving business park, coupled with its attractive zoning and amenities, makes it an ideal choice for developers seeking a high-quality, well-located site in a rapidly growing area of South Carolina. The zip code is 29223.
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