400 Main St Simpsonville, SC 29681
This exceptional investment opportunity presents a 6,160 square foot, Class B office building located at 400 SE Main St, Simpsonville, SC 29681. The property is situated in Greenville County and offers high visibility and accessibility within a thriving commercial area. Currently boasting a 100% occupancy rate across five fully leased units, this multi-tenant building provides a stable and consistent income stream. Each unit is designed to meet modern business needs, ensuring continued tenant satisfaction and long-term lease potential. The sale is a Net, Net, Net (NNN) lease, meaning the tenant is responsible for property taxes, insurance, and maintenance. The asking price is $235 per square foot. This presents a strong return on investment in a dynamic market, making it an attractive asset for discerning investors seeking a prime commercial real estate opportunity in Simpsonville, South Carolina. The property's strategic location and high occupancy rate make it a compelling investment with significant growth potential. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a fully occupied, income-producing asset in a desirable location.
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