3365 Morgans Pt Rd Mount Pleasant, SC 29466-8329
National Crossing, located at 3365 S Morgans Point Rd in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, 29466, offers a prime retail opportunity within a thriving shopping center. This 69,000 square foot center, built in 2001 and zoned PD (Planned Development), boasts a diverse tenant mix, creating a vibrant and attractive shopping destination. Currently, there is space available ranging from 1,200 to 37,930 square feet, providing flexibility for businesses of various sizes. The center is anchored by Crush Yard, an indoor pickleball, games, and food establishment, ensuring high foot traffic and visibility. Other tenants include a hair salon, dog grooming business, paint store, indoor golf range, and fitness center, creating a synergistic and complementary retail environment. The property's APN is 599-00-00-019. This is a multi-tenant property offering a strong opportunity for businesses seeking a location in a well-established and busy shopping center in the desirable Mount Pleasant market. The minimum divisible space is 1,200 square feet. This location provides excellent access and visibility for businesses looking to establish or expand their presence in the area.
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Spectrum Paint Hardware & Home Improvement Building Supply
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Minute Key Locksmith (Bike/Boat/Book/etc) Store
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National Crossing Business Service Center Corporate Office
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Crush Yard - Restaurant, Bar, and Pickleball Restaurant
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MpFitCo, CrossFit Mount Pleasant Gym & Fitness Center
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