Located centrally between Charleston and Huntington and just east of Liberty Square and adjacent to Home Depot and the new Sleep Inn/Mainstay Suites hotel, Liberty Park is near the intersection of WV Route 34 and I-64, in fast growing Putnam County. The property is located approximately 20 miles west of the downtown business district of Charleston, West Virginia, the capital of West Virginia.
Liberty Park is highly visible from I-64 and accessible from the I-64/State Route 34 interchange and the I-64/US 35 interchange via new connector road. There is water and sewer to the property. The property size can be increased with additional site work.
Area businesses include: Target, Michaels, Dunham's Sports, Aldi Food Market, Petco, Planet Fitness, Panera Bread, Dollar Tree, GNC, Factory Connection, Fiesta Salon, Cato Fashions, W.V. Department of Motor Vehicles, Advance Auto Parts, Bob Evans, Applebee's, Sleep Outfitters, Anytime Fitness, Jersey Mike's Subs, Home Depot, Holiday Inn Express, Sleep Inn/Mainstay Suites, Exxon/Arby's, Red Roof Inn, Kroger's, Big-Lots, Dollar General, Big Sandy Furniture, McDonald's, Five Guys, Starbuck's and many more.
The Winfield interchange is located approximately 20 miles west of the downtown business district of Charleston, West Virginia, the capital of West Virginia. Putnam County, because of its central location between Charleston and Huntington, continues to be one of the fastest growing counties in West Virginia. The majority of the new intensive commercial development has occurred at the Interstate 64 interchanges and mostly at the Winfield Interstate 64 interchange over the past ten years. This growth includes a variety of uses including anchored and unanchored shopping centers, fast food restaurants, branch banks, and free-standing office/professional, retail, automobile service, and other service/commercial facilities. Overall, the majority of the commercial facilities and retail centers fronting on Route 34 currently enjoy a reasonable high percentage of occupancy and appear to be well-supported by the local populations.
T.J. Summers
Four-S Development
