5099 Enterprise Dr Charleston, SC 29420-7414
This ±5,060 square foot industrial property, located at 5099 Enterprise Drive in North Charleston, South Carolina, offers a unique blend of warehouse and flex space. Situated on a generous 2.46-acre lot, this multi-tenant building was constructed in 1996 and is zoned M-1 (Light Industrial). The property features approximately 4,676 square feet of vacant space, ready for immediate occupancy. A significant highlight is the expansive ±1.5-acre laydown yard, complete with a concrete slab and chain link fence, providing ample outdoor storage or operational space. The building itself includes approximately 1,833 square feet of office space, perfectly suited for administrative functions. Additionally, a large walk-in freezer/cooler is available, ideal for businesses requiring temperature-controlled storage. Two roll-up doors ensure efficient loading and unloading. The property's convenient location off Dorchester Road, between Ashley Phosphate and Ladson Road, offers easy access to both North Charleston and Summerville. The property's APN is 172-09-01-001, and it is located in Dorchester County, South Carolina, zip code 29420. This property presents a compelling opportunity for businesses seeking a versatile industrial space with significant outdoor storage capabilities in a prime location.
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