680 Old Greenville Hwy
Clemson, SC 29631

This Walmart Neighborhood Market is located at 680 Old Greenville Highway in Clemson, South Carolina. Clemson is a city based mostly in Pickens County, but also shares a small part of Anderson County. Clemson is home to more than 15,000 residents and is also home to Clemson University, with a population of over 23,000 students and more than 3,500 faculty and staff. The subject property is well-positioned in a compact retail corridor, benefiting from its proximity to major national and local retailers. Major national retailers include: Lowe’s, BI-LO, Bojangles’, Ingles, IHOP, H&R Black, BB&T, Wayback Burgers, Red Bowl Asian Bistro, Gold’s Gym, Domino’s, UPS, Park Sterling Banks, State Farm, Advanced Auto Parts, Valvoline, Beef ‘O’ Brady’s, as well as many others. Major national hotels include: Courtyard Marriott, Days Inn, Holiday Inn Express & Suites Clemson, as well as many others. Clemson Elementary School, Clemson Montessori School, and Episcopal Day School are all located within three miles of the subject property. Most importantly, Clemson University is located within three miles of the subject property. Clemson University has an enrollment of over 23,000 students, with grade schools providing an additional 1,000 individuals to the student population. Clemson has approximately 38,815 people residing within a five mile radius of the property. This Walmart Neighborhood Market is situated on Old Greenville Highway, which experiences average daily traffic counts over 20,000 vehicles. Nearby Tiger Boulevard, also known as U.S. Route 123, experiences additional average daily traffic counts of over 34,000 vehicles. In northwest South Carolina, Clemson is a town that is diversified by a typical suburban community, commercial retailers, and very importantly a university hub. Clemson University is known as the cultural center of the city and it has a population density of 1,869 people per square mile. The city is approximately 27 miles west of downtown Greenville, 15 miles north of Anderson, and near the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Clemson also falls on the shores of Lake Hartwell and is situated between areas of high commerce and density. Clemson’s largest attraction is its close proximity with Clemson University. The area is highly trafficked by university students and community members, as well as sees larges fluxes of people during sporting events. The combination of these things make the property and its location highly significant.