2424 Norwood St. • Lenoir • NC • 28645 • US
The 107,500-square-foot industrial facility is ideal for manufacturing, warehousing, or distribution. It features 12 dock-height doors, heavy power, and built-out office space, offering a turnkey solution for a range of operations. Ceilings are 17ft clear. Conveniently located right off Hwy 321 in an established industrial area, the property supports efficient logistics and high-performance use.
Category: (none) • Posted On: 05-22-2025 • Last Updated: 11 months ago
Building
In City Limits
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
Truck Doors/Docks: Yes
Sq. Ft.: 107,500 - 107,500
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