3755-3775 Cross Anchor Hwy
Enoree, SC 29335

I-26 is a major east-west corridor through South Carolina to Western North Carolina, beginning in Charleston, crossing I-95 in the low country, tying into I-20 in Columbia, I-385 in Laurens, I-85 in Spartanburg, and finally I-40 In Asheville. These interstate connections allow efficient transport to/from the Port of Charleston (via SC highways), inland ports, and other distribution hubs in the South East. 

SC-146 provides local access to nearby towns like Woodruff, Laurens, and connects to SC-101, SC-221 and eventually becomes the Woodruff Road Retail/Business District in Greenville, giving flexibility for regional distribution. The region is also served by Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport, Inland Port Greer, and key supply chain nodes, and the proximity is advantageous for many logistics operators.

Land in more urban industrial parks in Spartanburg or Greenville is scarce. A site this size in its location typically can undercut prices while providing much of the same interstate access.



Spartanburg County has a strong industrial base already, with many large manufacturers, logistics/distribution centers, and service-industries.

Recent industrial parks (e.g. Smith Farms, Crossroads Park, etc.) show strong demand in the region.



Demographic Estimates:

A 5-mile radius around Enoree/Cross Anchor area shows about ~7,113 people (2024 est.) and projected growth to ~8,071 by 2029 (˜ +13–14% growth) in narrower radius estimates.

Within ~5 miles of Cross Anchor area: ~2,710 households; average household ~2.5 people



Greenville Spartanburg MSA holds nearly 1M residents with population growth at an estimated mean of 10% since 2020.