394 Meeting St Charleston, SC 29403-6233
This exceptional 10,218-square-foot office building at 394 Meeting Street in Charleston, South Carolina, presents a unique investment opportunity. Priced at $3,500,000 ($342.53/sq ft), this multi-tenant property boasts a 90% occupancy rate and features both executive and creative office spaces. Built in 1960 and extensively renovated in 2008 (with further updates in 2019), the building offers a modern, turnkey solution. The interior includes several glass offices, large conference rooms, spacious bullpen areas, and multiple break rooms, including a newly updated kitchenette added in 2019. Recent improvements also encompass new carpeting, LED lighting, fresh interior paint, and resurfaced floors. Seven secure parking spaces are available within a gated lot at the rear of the property. Situated on a 0.17-acre lot, this General Business (GB) zoned property benefits from a central location, close proximity to major roadways (Interstate 26 and Highway 17), and its placement within an Opportunity Zone. The building's flexible layout allows for occupancy of the entire building, either floor individually, or further subdivision, catering to diverse business needs. This prime location is surrounded by new residential and hospitality developments, reflecting the vibrant growth of downtown Charleston. This is an ideal opportunity for businesses seeking to thrive in this dynamic urban environment.
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