Description

630-634 & 622 HARDEN STREET is a two-building retail offering in Columbia, SC, totaling 12,360 SF. The sale brings together street retail space at 630-634 Harden Street and 622 Harden Street in the Five Points district.

The 630-634 Harden Street building has 9,800 SF of gross leasable area, with 9,800 SF available, on 0.28 acres. Built in 1930, it has masonry construction, an open floorplan and street parking. The building has served as the Cotton Gin and is currently occupied by New Brookland Tavern. At 622 Harden Street, 2,560 SF of gross leasable area is available on 0.1 acres. Both buildings carry Community Activity Center/Corridor (CAC) zoning by the City of Columbia, giving buyers a defined zoning framework for their plans.

Five Points places the buildings steps from the University of South Carolina campus and near local shops, restaurants and entertainment. That setting gives a retail owner or operator a location tied to activity beyond either building. Harden Street exposure and the district’s foot traffic are central to the positioning: a buyer can consider each building’s space and history in the context of its immediate surroundings, while keeping the two addresses distinct.

Offered without an asking price, the Property gives investors and owner-users two retail buildings to consider within the same Five Points setting. The larger building’s open floorplan and former Cotton Gin identity offer a different starting point from the smaller space at 622 Harden Street. Both offer available gross leasable area, allowing a buyer to shape a plan around each building rather than assume a single contiguous space. See the Offering Memorandum and Sale Flyer for the next step.