342 King St, Charleston, SC, 29401

342 King St Charleston, SC 29401

Charleston
FOR LEASE
Property Type:
Street Retail
Amount:
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Highlights

  • Surrounded by new boutique hotel The Pinch, Pottery Barn, Shoes on King, Grady Ervin, Hampden, Copper Penny, Williams- Sonoma, Yeti, and Urban Outfitters
  • Walking distance to renowned restaurants, multiple luxury hotels, and Francis Marion Square
  • Available January 1, 2025
  • TMS #: 457-04-02-011
  • LEASE RATE: $90/SF, NNN

Description

Unique opportunity to lease less than 2,000 square feet in one of the nation’s top retail districts. This first-floor space offers ±1,684 square feet of retail space along the iconic King Street shopping corridor. Located within the prime retail corridor of King Street in the heart of downtown Charleston between George and Calhoun Streets.

Located within the prime retail corridor of King Street in the heart of downtown Charleston between George and Calhoun Streets.


Year Built: 1850
Building Size: 1684sq ft
Lot Size: 0 acres


Documents

342 King Street Marketing Flyer Compressed.pdf

Units for Lease

342 King
Space Available: 1684 SF
Lease Type: NNN

Price Per Sqft/Month: $90.00

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