2010 State St Cayce, SC 29033
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This exceptional retail opportunity presents 2,484 square feet of vacant space within a larger 4,654 square foot multi-tenant commercial building located at 2010 State Street in Cayce, South Carolina. Situated in the vibrant River Arts District, this property offers high visibility and accessibility for businesses seeking a prime location. The building boasts ample parking, a significant advantage for both customers and employees. The available space is ideal for a variety of retail uses, providing a blank canvas for a new business or an expansion opportunity for an existing one. The property's location in Cayce, Lexington County, offers easy access to major roadways and a strong local customer base. The zip code is 29033. This is a rare chance to establish a presence in a rapidly growing area known for its artistic community and thriving local economy. The property is classified as retail commercial space and is currently available for lease. The building's total square footage is 4,654 square feet, with 2,484 square feet currently vacant. This presents a unique opportunity to secure a substantial space in a desirable location. Ample parking is available on-site, ensuring convenient access for customers and employees. The property's location within Cayce's River Arts District provides excellent visibility and exposure to a diverse customer base. Don't miss this chance to secure your business's future in this thriving South Carolina community.
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