Industrial Sites
724 Harrisburg Dr SW • Lenoir • NC • 28645 • US
This building, built in 1962, has 13,000 sq ft of space broken down into 3 segments: 1,000 sq ft is office space, 7,000 sq ft is climate controlled (heat and air) and 6,000 sq ft of heated space only. Features 6 dock doors. This is a non-sprinkled building with 3 phase power. The property consists of 1.27 acres.
Category: (none) • Posted On: 08-11-2023 • Last Updated: 2 months ago
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Building
Land
Sub-dividable
Expandable
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
Nearest Airport: 16.50 miles
Truck Doors/Docks: Yes
Sale Price: $629,900
Lease Rate: $4,500
Sq. Ft.: 13,035 - 13,000
Acres: 1.27 - 1.35
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