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4233 Hwy 321-A • Sawmills • NC • 28630 • US
This 2,500 sq ft industrial space is an open layout with fluorescent lighting, and it features a convenient sliding style bay door for easy access. Located in the Sawmills Industrial District on US Hwy 321-A on 19.43 acres, it is easy to find and not far from Highway 321. (Building is not heated or cooled).
Category: (none) • Posted On: 03-13-2025 • Last Updated: 6 days ago
Building
Land
In City Limits
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
Lease Rate: $535
Sq. Ft.: 2,500
Acres: 19.43
Broker: Gavin Mitchell
BHICP: gavin@bhicp.com
Phone: 828.322.1723
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