3050 Walnut St
Portsmouth, OH 45662
Aaron's · Retail Property For Sale

This Aaron’s is located at 3050 Walnut Street in Portsmouth, Ohio. Portsmouth is a city in, and the county seat of Scioto County, Ohio. It lies in far southern Ohio, just east of the mouth of the Scioto River at the Ohio River, and across from Kentucky. Surrounding Retail and Points of Interest The subject property is well-positioned in a residential and retail corridor, benefiting from its proximity to major national and regional retailers. Major national tenants in the surrounding area include: Walmart, Kmart, Family Dollar, Applebee’s, Sally Beauty Supply, RadioShack, Bob Evans, Arby’s, KFC, U.S. Bank, Advance Auto Parts, Tractor Supply Co, H&R Block, AutoZone, Big Lots, BP, McDonald’s, Save-a-Lot, Speedway, Aldi, Wendy’s, Payless Shoe Source, O’Reilly Auto Parts, AT&T, as well as many others. Shawnee State University is located less than three miles from the subject property. The school has more than 4,600 students enrolled. Traffic Counts and Demographics Portsmouth has approximately 35,529 individuals residing within a three-mile radius of the property and more than 66,094 within a five-mile radius. The Aaron’s property is located on Walnut Street, which intersects with the Ohio River Scenic Byway, also known as U.S. Route 52. The route achieves traffic counts in excess of 32,600 vehicles per day. Portsmouth, Ohio Portsmouth major employers include Southern Ohio Medical Center, United States Enrichment Corporation (USEC), Shawnee State University, Norfolk Southern Corp.(Railroad), Southern Ohio Correctional Facility and OSCO Industries. Graf Brothers Flooring and Lumber, the world's largest manufacturer of rift and quartered oak products, has two satellite log yards in Portsmouth, with the company's main office being located across the river in South Shore, Kentucky. Portsmouth is an important location in the Norfolk Southern Railway network. Norfolk Southern operates a railyard and locomotive maintenance facility for its long distance shipping route between the coalfields of West Virginia and points east, to the Great Lakes.