132 Harbison Blvd Columbia, SC 29212
This exceptional 0.86-acre commercial lot, located at 132 Harbison Blvd in Columbia, South Carolina (zip code 29212, APN 002797-01-063), presents a remarkable redevelopment or new construction opportunity. Situated in Lexington County, this property boasts a prime location within a thriving commercial area, surrounded by major retail establishments, ensuring high visibility and traffic. The lot is zoned GC and offers unparalleled potential for a variety of commercial uses, including retail or office space. Previously occupied by a building, the site retains a significant advantage: existing paved parking for 50 vehicles. This infrastructure significantly reduces development costs and provides immediate utility for any future business. The footprint of the former building offers a clear layout and potential design cues for future development. Water and sewer access are readily available, making this a build-to-suit option ideal for investors seeking a strategic location and a streamlined development process. The asking price is $1,600,000, and the sale is structured to accommodate a 1031 exchange. Don't miss this chance to acquire a highly desirable commercial property in a bustling area.
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Lisa Harris, Keller Williams Realty Real Estate Agency
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Savage & Associates, Inc. - Keller Williams Realty , Real Estate Agency
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Jennifer Kelly Real Estate, REALTOR Real Estate Agency
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Move With Daniel Real Estate Agency
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Padalino & Guram Team, Your World Real Estate Real Estate Agency
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