Positioned along Odom Road in Easley, this ±12.45-acre unzoned tract presents a rare opportunity to secure a strategically located land site for long-term ground lease in one of the most dynamic growth corridors of the Upstate. With immediate access to Highway 123 and quick connectivity to both Downtown Easley and Downtown Greenville, the property offers regional reach ideal for commercial users, industrial operators, or developers seeking a flexible location supported by strong fundamentals. Its proximity to major employment centers, including Greenville’s expanding economic base and Clemson University, reinforces long-term demand and fuels a stable foundation for tenant growth.
Just ±5.3 miles from I-85, the site benefits from excellent access to the region’s primary logistics and commuter artery, making it especially compelling for industrial yard uses, small-format manufacturing, storage operators, or service-oriented businesses requiring dependable mobility. The land’s unzoned designation broadens its appeal further by reducing entitlement complexity and enabling tenants to customize improvements that best support their operational goals. Nearby Speedway Industrial Park enhances the site's viability for industrial or service-based tenancy, while the surrounding residential expansion opens opportunities for neighborhood-supportive commercial uses.
This parcel’s scale allows for efficient site planning, circulation, and build-to-suit concepts under a ground-lease arrangement, delivering flexibility for tenants who wish to operate in a high-growth area without the upfront capital commitment of a fee-simple acquisition. Whether envisioned for logistics staging, commercial development, specialized storage, or hybrid uses, this tract provides a strong strategic foothold supported by regional demographic momentum and ongoing investment activity across the Easley-Greenville corridor.
With adaptable configurations, direct access routes, and long-term lease structuring available, this Odom Road parcel represents a compelling opportunity for operators seeking a well-connected, growth-ready location aligned with expanding economic demand in the Upstate.
Natalie Giles
Athena
