908 Mechanic St Pendleton, SC 29670-1815
This ±6,375 square foot medical office building, constructed in 2004, presents a compelling investment opportunity in Pendleton, South Carolina. Situated on approximately 0.95 acres, the property boasts ample parking and enjoys a highly visible location just one mile from downtown Pendleton, offering easy access to Highway 76 (26,400 vehicles per day). Its central location within Anderson County provides convenient access to a thriving community. The building's mixed-use zoning allows for flexibility, catering to various medical and office tenants. The surrounding area features a strong retail presence, including United Community Bank, Subway, Dairy Queen, Dollar General, CVS, Food Lion, Burger King, Zaxby's, and Bojangles, indicating a robust local economy. The average household income within a three-mile radius is $94,019, suggesting a high-demand market for this type of property. This property is ideal for investors seeking a well-located, established medical office building with significant potential for growth and strong tenant occupancy. The building's size and location make it suitable for a variety of medical practices or office uses. The property's proximity to Highway 76 ensures excellent visibility and accessibility for patients and clients. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-established property in a growing market.
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Fresenius Kidney Care Pendleton Dialysis Medical Clinic
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RALPH S HENRY Physician Medical Clinic
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