Rock Hill region big money sales buy high-dollar homes and somewhere to store stuff
More than 20 residential and commercial properties sold across the tri-county area in October — at $1 million or more each — fetching a whole lot of storage, and some high-dollar homes.
About a quarter of the sales involve self-storage sites. Others are individual homes, or tracts of land for new home development.
Here, according to county land records, are the biggest deals of October:
▪ A 158-acre Lancaster County property sold Oct. 14 for almost $17 million. C4 Exchange Land Co. out of Charlotte bought the 8918 Charlotte Hwy. address in Indian Land from a family estate. There’s a home built in 1965 on the property. The site is zoned for light industrial use. It’s just east of Charlotte Highway, between Creek Bed and Lakeridge drives. The site is just north of CrossRidge.
▪ The former Citi Group building in Fort Mill sold Oct. 27 for $14.1 million. Two parcels combine for more than 13 acres, including the 605 Munn Road address that has the 165,000-square-foot office building.
The property is across Munn Road from Bob Jones Stadium at Fort Mill High School. The opposite side of the property fronts I-77. The smaller piece of property associated with the sale, at almost 2 acres, is between the interstate and St. Philip Neri Catholic Church.
A company affiliated with Texas-based Argentic Services Co. bought the office building site. It’s listed as a foreclosure. Land records show the most recent prior sale of the property as a 2007 transaction for more than $34 million.
▪ Storage unit property at the former K-Mart site in Rock Hill sold Oct. 27 for $12.5 million. Go Store It out of Charlotte bought the more than 86,000-square-foot storage warehouse space on more than 5 acres at 1077 N. Anderson Road. The sale is more than double the most recent sale three years ago, at $5.5 million.
▪ The 102,000-square-foot mini-storage warehouse at 982 Constitution Boulevard in Rock Hill sold Oct. 6 for $10.7 million. Charlotte-based CRM Legion Storage bought the four-story building site.
▪ FourB’s Properties out of Cornelius, N.C. bought a site with two buildings along Fort Mill Parkway on Oct. 20 for more than $8.6 million. The almost 3-acre property includes a 13,000-square-foot shopping center built last year and a more than 5,000-square-foot center built the year prior. The 1500 Fort Mill Parkway site between South Dobys Bridge and Holbrook roads has a mix of restaurant and retail uses, including Blue Bar & Smokehouse.
▪ Commercial property at 420 Silver Ridge Drive in Fort Mill sold Oct. 4 for $6.5 million. Three mini-storage warehouse and office buildings there combine for almost 26,000 square feet. The more than 5-acre site now belongs to Fort Mill Storage, based out of Charlotte. The buildings were constructed in 2006.
▪ More than 32 acres of vacant residential property in Lake Wylie sold Oct. 17 for almost $3.2 million. New owners from Florida bought property Duke Energy sold to Titan Land Partners in July as part of a $5 million deal. The Legacy Point property is on Lake Wylie, between the ends of Sandlapper Drive and Paradise Point.
▪ A Summerville company bought the 3,100-square-foot service garage at 742 Cherry Road in Rock Hill. The oil change spot built in 2020 sold Oct. 18 for almost $3.1 million.
▪ Property at 3085 Lancaster Hwy. in Chester County sold Oct. 3 for almost $2.9 million. BAPA of Richburg bought the site. It has a 26,000-square-foot motel on almost 2 acres in Richburg.
▪ Six Lancaster County lots on Roseglen Lane sold Oct. 17 for almost $2.8 million. A Washington, D.C. company owns the Indian Land sites after a sale from Stanley Martin Homes. The lots are just off the corner of Fort Mill Parkway and Rosemont Drive, near the Rosemont entrance.
▪ Almost 79 acres in Indian Land sold Oct. 6 for almost $2.7 million. Homes of Lancaster, based in Lancaster, bought the residential property that’s mostly between West Shiloh Unity Road and Charlotte Highway, just north of Arrowood Avenue.
▪ Almost 14 acres of commercial property on Charles Pettus Road in Lancaster County sold Oct. 5 for $2.1 million. Indian Land Storage is the new owner. The site is between, but not quite to the intersection of, Van Wyck Road and Charlotte Highway.
▪ Almost 3 acres at 112 N. Garrison Road in Rock Hill sold Oct. 5 for almost $1.8 million. The site at the corner of Garrison and Baskin roads has four self-storage buildings at about 30,000 combined square feet. Self Storage of Rock Hill, based out of Florida, is the new owner.
▪ A 4,000-square-foot home on Dove Point Lane in Lake Wylie sold Oct. 25 for more than $1.5 million.
▪ Aroughly 2,700-square-foot home on Pine Moss Lane in Lake Wylie sold Oct. 27 for almost $1.3 million.
▪ The Kissling Interests out of New York bought an almost 11,000-square-foot discount store at 501 E. Arch St. in Lancaster. The Oct. 12 sale for almost $1.3 million includes almost 2 acres and the building constructed in 2011.
▪ A 3,600-square-foot home on Bannerman Lane in Fort Mill, in Springfield, sold Oct. 24 for more than $1.2 million.
▪ A 2,000-square-foot Johnson Road home in Lake Wylie subdivision Catawba Crest sold Oct. 4 for $1.2 million.
▪ A 4,700-square-foot home on Trinity Ridge Parkway in Fort Mill sold Oct. 14 for almost $1.1 million.
▪ A total of 14 vacant residential properties on Trace Meadow Court in Lake Wylie sold Oct. 26 for roughly $1.1 million. KH Handsmill out of Florida owns the lots as part of The Gentry at Handsmill.
▪ Residential property at 6514 Ardenne Way in Lancaster County, in Indian Land, sold Oct. 21 for $1 million.
This story was originally published November 2, 2022 at 10:35 AM.
