Battery Park - Anderson, South Carolina

Battery Park is strategically positioned just off Clemson Boulevard (Highway 76) at Exit 19 of Interstate 85 in Anderson, South Carolina—one of the fastest-growing areas in the Upstate region. The property enjoys prime visibility and access along a major commercial corridor surrounded by national retailers, hotels, and new development. Anderson serves as a key economic hub between Greenville, SC, and Atlanta, GA, offering strong demographics, infrastructure, and workforce advantages. The site is minutes from downtown Anderson and approximately 10 miles (15 minutes) from Clemson University, a major regional driver for employment, innovation, and population growth. The immediate area is anchored by a mix of retail, hospitality, and residential communities, supported by over 56,000 vehicles per day along Highway 76 and 31,700 VPD along Electric City Boulevard. This strategic position between I-85 and Clemson Blvd provides unmatched connectivity for inbound and outbound traffic throughout the Upstate region.Battery Park presents an exceptional mixed-use development opportunity located just off Clemson Boulevard at 155 Threlkeld Blvd in Anderson, South Carolina. Positioned at Exit 19 on I-85, the site benefits from outstanding visibility and accessibility, with over 56,000 vehicles per day along Highway 76 and 31,700 VPD along Electric City Boulevard. The ±27.43-acre parcel (with an additional 10.10-acre tract available) is fully usable, with utilities stubbed to site and monument signage already in place on Highway 76. Zoned C-2 Mixed Use, the property allows for a diverse range of commercial and residential development opportunities, including rear retail anchor, dense residential, charter school, or self-storage. The surrounding area continues to see robust growth, anchored by major retail, hospitality, and institutional demand driven by nearby Clemson University, only 10 miles away. The site’s location between Atlanta and Charlotte along the I-85 corridor offers exceptional regional connectivity, making Battery Park a rare opportunity to establish a high-performing project within one of South Carolina’s fastest-growing upstate communities.