Discover this unique property offering 283 feet of road frontage on the highly trafficked Highway 101, boasting an annual average daily traffic (AADT) count of 12,200 vehicles. Nestled on a spacious .745-acre lot, this property is ideally positioned in an area surrounded by commercial zoning, making it an excellent candidate for potential future commercial use, subject to appropriate approvals. Its prime location near Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport (GSP) offers unmatched accessibility and visibility. Currently, the property includes a 930 sqft residential structure being sold as-is, perfect for redevelopment or repurposing. Whether you're an investor looking to capitalize on the exceptional traffic exposure, a business owner seeking a strategic location, or a developer exploring the property's vast potential, this site offers unmatched versatility. Please note: While this property is situated in a location conducive to potential commercial conversion, any change of use would require buyer verification and approval through the appropriate zoning and planning authorities.

This 2.83-acre parcel off Emma Cudd Road offers a straightforward, no-nonsense opportunity to build the country home youve been planning. Situated in a quiet area near Bethesda Baptist Church, the property combines privacy with reasonable access to local amenities and major roads. The land is mostly level with a light covering of small trees, which should make clearing simple and cost-effective. Its well-suited for a wide range of home stylesfrom traditional country homes to more modern buildswith room for a large yard, garden, or outbuildings. The lot will require installation of a private well and septic system, giving future owners the flexibility to design their setup as they see fit. There are no HOA restrictions, and the surrounding area remains lightly developed, making this a solid option for buyers who value space, quiet, and independence. Whether you're ready to build now or just looking to secure a usable piece of land for the future, this tract has the potential to serve a variety of long-term goals.