6700 Oates Hwy Timmonsville, SC 29161-8909
This exceptional commercial property, located at 6700 Oates Highway in Timmonsville, South Carolina, presents a unique investment opportunity. The property encompasses a generous 1.01 acres of land, offering significant potential for a variety of commercial ventures. Its strategic location on Oates Highway provides excellent visibility and accessibility, ensuring high traffic exposure for any business established on the site. The property is currently vacant, providing a blank canvas for development tailored to specific business needs. This allows for complete customization and design flexibility, eliminating the constraints of pre-existing structures. The asking price of $349,000 represents a compelling value for a property of this size and location in Timmonsville. Given the scarcity of available commercial land in this area, this property is expected to attract considerable interest from prospective buyers seeking a prime location to establish or expand their business operations. The absence of existing buildings presents a unique opportunity to construct a new facility that perfectly aligns with the buyer's specific requirements and vision. This property is ideal for entrepreneurs and businesses seeking a strategic foothold in a growing market. Serious inquiries are encouraged to explore the full potential of this exceptional commercial land offering. The property is ready for immediate development, making it an attractive option for those seeking a quick turnaround on their investment.
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