107 Gadsden St Chester, SC 29706-2009
This exceptional commercial property in Chester, South Carolina's historic district presents a unique investment opportunity. The building encompasses a total of 3600 square feet, divided into two distinct spaces. Upstairs, a move-in ready, 1800-square-foot apartment boasts original pine flooring, two bedrooms, and two bathrooms. The spacious living room features a striking skylight, while the kitchen offers ample counter space and includes a refrigerator and stove. Oversized furniture will easily fit in the generously sized bedrooms. Exposed brick adds to the charming ambiance of the master bedroom and living area. Downstairs, another 1800 square feet of office space is currently leased, providing immediate rental income. A walk-out basement offers substantial storage. The property sits on a 0.08-acre lot. Chester's revitalized downtown is experiencing significant growth, with new businesses, retail establishments, and residential developments contributing to a thriving atmosphere. This prime location offers convenient access to both Charlotte and Columbia, making it an attractive destination for both residents and businesses. This property is an ideal blend of residential and commercial space, promising strong returns on investment in a rapidly developing area. The combination of a charming apartment and income-generating office space makes this a truly unique and lucrative opportunity.
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B B & C Copy Express Printing Equipment Supplier Copy Shop
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