Welcome to 1 Village Park, a distinctive opportunity to own a nearly 10,000-square-foot entertainment and hospitality property in the heart of Cheraw, South Carolina.
Includes equipment, fixtures, systems, and operational components, giving a new owner a valuable head start toward reopening, repositioning, or expanding the venue.
Located just steps from Cheraw’s Historic District and Town Green, the property sits in a visible, walkable area surrounded by the character, history, and activity of downtown.
Its location near the US-1, US-52, and SC-9 corridors provides convenient regional access for patrons, performers, vendors, and event guests.
Nearby anchors include McLeod Health Cheraw, Walmart Supercenter, Northeastern Technical College, SpringHill Suites, downtown businesses, and other major area employers.
Cheraw is widely known as the birthplace of jazz legend Dizzy Gillespie, and live music remains an important part of the town’s identity.
This property is positioned within the footprint of the annual South Carolina Jazz Festival and has previously hosted concerts, festivals, private gatherings, and community events.
That history, combined with the building’s size and location, creates significant potential for continued use as a live-music venue, restaurant, event center, banquet facility, performance space, nightclub, or multi-concept hospitality destination.
The interior is designed to support a wide range of operations and event formats.
Features include:
A full commercial kitchen with a fire-suppression system
Included equipment and operational components add meaningful value and may reduce the time, expense, and complexity involved in preparing the property for its next use.
The rear of the building opens onto a covered patio and outdoor bar, creating additional possibilities for open-air dining, live performances, receptions, festivals, private parties, and seasonal events.
The combination of indoor and outdoor gathering areas gives an operator the flexibility to host different event types, expand capacity, and develop multiple potential revenue streams.
Believed to have been constructed in the early 1970s, the building has been updated for modern commercial use.
Additional features include a rubberized roof coating, central heat-pump system, public water and sewer connections, convenient parking, and strong frontage near major travel corridors.
The property sits on approximately 0.41 acres and offers the size, infrastructure, and visibility needed to support a wide range of commercial concepts.
Whether envisioned as a restaurant, entertainment venue, event facility, music hall, private club, banquet destination, or creative mixed-use concept, 1 Village Park offers the foundation for a new chapter.
Its downtown setting may support regular local business while also creating opportunities to attract visitors for concerts, festivals, celebrations, corporate gatherings, and destination events.
Zoning and all intended uses should be independently verified by the buyer.
Tonya Michael
