±1.38 Acre Development Site

This ±1.38-acre site is strategically located along Columbia Highway (US-1) in Aiken, South Carolina, serving as a key entry point into the city’s northwestern industrial corridor. The immediate area is supported by a mix of industrial employers and national retail users. Nearby operators include Shaw Industries—currently expanding its local footprint—along with established brands such as Bojangles, Circle K, and Dollar General, which generate consistent daily traffic along the corridor. Columbia Highway sees approximately 12,200 vehicles per day, with strong visibility and full-motion access at the site’s corner intersection with Harvey Court. Surrounding development includes a mix of industrial/flex and retail users. With proximity to major employment centers, strong daytime traffic, and easy highway connectivity, the site is well-positioned for oil change, coffee, or QSR users seeking exposure in a growing market corridor.Meybohm Commercial is pleased to exclusively present this ±1.38-acre corner parcel located at the intersection of Columbia Highway (US-1) and Harvey Court in Aiken, South Carolina. This highly visible commercial site offers full-motion access and exposure to over 12,200 vehicles per day along Columbia Highway. Zoned UD (Urban Development), Aiken County’s broad commercial designation, the site accommodates a wide range of retail and service-oriented uses, including QSRs, coffee shops, oil change operators, and more. Strategically positioned along a growing commercial and industrial corridor, the property serves as a gateway to Aiken’s northwestern industrial zone. It is situated just minutes from I-20 and in close proximity to Aiken Regional Airport and major regional employers such as Shaw Industries, which is actively expanding its nearby operations—further reinforcing long-term demand in the area. Surrounding the site are established national brands including Dollar General, Bojangles, and Circle K, providing a steady draw of consumer traffic. The property is supported by favorable demographics, with a 3-mile median household income exceeding $81,000 and a 10-minute drive-time population of over 9,000, making it an attractive opportunity for retail infill or owner-user development.