Industrial Sites
515 Virginia Street • Lenoir • NC • 28645 • US
Large industrial property located off Morganton Boulevard (N.C. 18) in the heart of Lenoir’s manufacturing base. Originally utilized for furniture manufacturing, the property is convenient to both U.S. 321 and Interstate 40. 16ft-30ft ceiling heights. 100% wet.
Category: Industrial Buildings • Posted On: 04-10-2023 • Last Updated: 2 months ago
In City Limits
Building
Sub-dividable
Expandable
Land
Build To Suit
Shovel-Ready
Industrial Park
Business Park
100-Year Flood Plain
Phase 1 Environmental Audit Complete
Water
Sewer
Electric
Natural Gas
High Speed Telecom
Sale Price: $1,250,000
Lease Rate: $2
Sq. Ft.: 135,000
Robert Dunn
Stump Corporation
Contact: (828) 438-8535
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