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125 Anderson Hwy
Clemson, SC 29631
GrandMarc at Clemson · Property For Lease
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189,913 SF
HIGHLIGHTS
- Current tenant includes New York Bagel Cafe
- Site is located ±0.5 miles from Clemson University
- GrandMarc Clemson houses 525 students with 147 units
- Currently 3 spaces available, ranging from ±1,300 SF to ±3,947 SF
ABOUT THE PROPERTY
SVN Blackstream is pleased to present this opportunity to lease within the GrandMarc Clemson student housing development on Anderson Highway (±12,400 VPD) in Clemson, SC. Clemson is an incredible market to expand a retail or restaurant brand due to the successes of Clemson University. Largely in part due to the ±24,000 Clemson University students, this market has seen large commercial and residential developments that are under construction or have been approved. Most recently, an $80 million, 5 AC development has been proposed for a Lake Hartwell village that would consist of ±322 residential units, ranging from studios to five bedroom apartments, ±14,000 SF of restaurant space, ±8,000 SF of retail and a six story parking garage along a boardwalk to the lake.
PROPERTY FACTS
SUSTAINABILITY
SUSTAINABILITY
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