Summerville, SC Retail Space For Lease

• ±1,184 of office/medical space for lease in a two story building anchored by First Citizens Bank, who has been a tenant since 1987

• Building has an elevator, great build out and fresh paint on all walls

• High traffic counts at 30,200 VPD with maximum visibility & exposure

- Rare opportunity to gain a presence along North Main Street in Summerville, SC. 7,128 square foot restaurant building and associated parking on 1.73 acres of land located near the corner of North Main and Azalea Square Blvd between Chick Fil-A and Mellow Mushroom Pizza. This represents an opportunity to take advantage of the tremendous growth of the Summerville area and the 37,200 cars per day that pass along this highly desirable stretch of retail. Owner makes no representations as to the condition of the building. This is a ground lease opportunity only.

• Trolley Square is located on Old Trolley Road, a major thoroughfare just minutes from downtown Summerville, one of Charleston’s fastest growing

suburban communities

• Five units available, ranging from ±1,200 to ±3,200 SF

• The center is next door to Publix and CVS with an

exceptional cross access

between the properties

• 171 surface parking spaces included & a dedicated turn lane

• 28,000 VPD on Old Trolley Road

• Current national tenants include: Great Clips, Roper St. Francis, Papa Johns & Dairy Queen

• Trolley Square is located on Old Trolley Road, a major thoroughfare just minutes from downtown Summerville, one of Charleston’s fastest growing

suburban communities

• Five units available, ranging from ±1,200 to ±3,200 SF

• The center is next door to Publix and CVS with an

exceptional cross access

between the properties

• 171 surface parking spaces included & a dedicated turn lane

• 28,000 VPD on Old Trolley Road

• Current national tenants include: Great Clips, Roper St. Francis, Papa Johns & Dairy Queen

Sawmill Village features Harris Teeter, a Class A grocer. Attractive, well-maintained property is nearly 100% leased. Strong location at key intersection in Charleston’s north submarket. Benefits from stable economic drivers and projected 9% growth over the next 10 years.