
2601 Highway 6
±1.55 AC | ±2,450 SF | General Commercial | Reposition‑and‑Reopen Opportunity
Marketing description
This high‑visibility SC‑6 corner commercial property presents a rare reposition‑and‑reopen opportunity with land, frontage, and an existing building already in place. The site consists of ±1.55 acres (±65,340 SF) with ±324 feet of highway frontage and an existing ±2,450 SF block/brick commercial building (former L & H Grocery), originally constructed in 1980.
Unlike raw land, this property delivers immediate practical upside. The site includes 50+ parking spaces and utilities in place, including electric on site, well water, and septic—allowing for a faster, more cost‑efficient path to reopening or redevelopment.
The highest‑demand, best‑fit concepts are community‑serving uses that align naturally with the site’s history, parking capacity, and highway visibility. These include market/grocery or mercado, destination restaurant, event or party venue, and farm supply/feed. Best‑use analysis also supports commuter‑oriented concepts such as coffee/QSR, small fuel with grab‑and‑go, and even ±10,000–12,000 SF of climate‑controlled mini‑storage, subject to approvals and site planning.
For underwriting confidence, seller information indicates that legacy underground storage tanks were removed in 1998 under SCDHEC oversight, with a closure letter reportedly available—supporting lender and insurance review. Seller‑reported improvements may include new windows, updated electrical, and newer HVAC (circa 2024); buyer to verify details, dates, and condition.
The property is zoned General Commercial (buyer to verify permitted uses and site feasibility).
Investment highlights
Prime corner location on SC‑6 with strong local and commuter traffic
±1.55 acres with ±324’ highway frontage
±2,450 SF block/brick former grocery (built 1980)
50+ parking spaces
Utilities in place: electric on site, well water, septic
Seller‑reported upgrades: windows, electrical, HVAC (~2024)
Zoning: General Commercial (buyer to verify)
Value‑add advantage: existing building and infrastructure enable quicker time‑to‑open vs. raw land
Environmental comfort point: USTs reportedly removed in 1998 with documentation available
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