Strategically located at the junction of I-68, Route 40 (National Road), and Route 219, Grantsville Plaza offers unmatched visibility to both regional commuters and local residents.
Trade-Area Snapshot
* Town population: \~970, with a median age of approximately 49 years.
* Median household income: \~\$46,350 – growing 22% year-over-year – with per capita income around \$31k.
* Poverty rate: \~24%.
* ZIP-code trade zone (encompassing surrounding rural communities): approximately 4,000 residents, 127 businesses, and \~\$77 million in payroll—making it a vital rural economic hub.
* Commuting demographics: Roughly 23 minutes average commute, 2 cars per household – reinforcing the area's auto-dependence and suitability for drive-up retail.
Traffic Flow & Accessibility
Positioned on the well-traveled I-68 corridor — a scenic and practical route between Morgantown, WV, and Cumberland, MD — Grantsville Plaza captures both through-traffic and destination visitors. The intersection also draws travelers along the historic US 40 National Road and local US 219 commuter links.
Plaza Highlights & Tenant Synergy
* Casselman Market (opened 2022): local supermarket offering fresh meats, produce, and nutrition coaching.
* Bin store (launched late 2023): daily discounted truckload returns that draw a steady weekly audience and social-media attention.
* Complementary anchors: Chestnut Ridge Home & Hardware, Dollar General, and NAPA auto parts—all driving consistent cross-shopping.
Infrastructure & Leasing Flexibility
* Parking: Newly repaved in 2022, with roughly 600 spaces.
* Site specifications: 10.64 acre parcel; \~84,410 SF total area; 645 ft frontage on Chestnut Ridge Rd.
* Leasing terms: 1–10 year leases, competitive modified gross rent, with tenant-friendly build-out options and NNN possibilities.
* Branding visibility: Prominent pylon signage fronting the highway.
Why Grantsville Plaza Delivers
* High-traffic crossroads enhanced by highway, commuter, and tourist flows.
* Strong rural trade-area performance, with above-average income growth and community economic activity.
* Diverse tenant mix delivering synergy, stability, and buzz.
* Flexible leasing and modern infrastructure tailored to tenant needs.
Tenant Restrictions
No leases will be granted to alcohol, tobacco, or cannabis retailers.
Let’s Talk Next Steps
Contact Ben Riegsecker at Hillcrest Square: (240) 727-5142
Ready to arrange a site tour or receive a tailored proposal — including lease comparisons, potential build-out concepts, and market synergy analysis.
Ben Riegsecker
Hillcrest Square
