12942 Wade Hampton Blvd Duncan, SC 29334
This exceptional 10.21-acre commercial property in Duncan, South Carolina, presents a remarkable investment opportunity. Strategically located between Greenville and Spartanburg, this parcel boasts unparalleled visibility and accessibility. Situated just a few hundred feet from a lighted intersection, the property enjoys exceptional exposure to high traffic volume, ensuring maximum brand visibility for any commercial venture. Quick access to Highway 80, I-85, and I-26 provides seamless connectivity to major transportation arteries. The site offers a multitude of development possibilities, including warehouse space, office buildings, retail establishments, or even a restaurant. Existing infrastructure includes sewer access, significantly reducing development costs and timelines. The property includes two tax maps and features an older, livable home and a metal warehouse, previously utilized as a tool shop, which could be repurposed or removed to accommodate new construction. This versatile property is ideal for investors seeking a high-impact location with significant development potential. The combination of prime location, ample acreage, and existing structures makes this a truly unique opportunity in a thriving South Carolina market. The property's size and location offer significant flexibility for a wide range of commercial uses. Don't miss this chance to acquire a highly visible and strategically located commercial property.
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