3351 Hickory Blvd., Hudson, NC 28638, US
This prime ±21,000 SF commercial property sits prominently at a signalized intersection along Highway 321, offering exceptional visibility, access, and versatility across 2.62± acres. The site includes a ±9,000 SF warehouse with a dock‑high door for efficient loading and storage, complemented by recent capital improvements such as a partial new roof and three new HVAC units. Zoned H‑B (Highway Business), the property is ideal for a wide range of users, including retail, showroom, service, office, and warehouse operations.
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Caldwell County would like to recognize our county's manufacturers during Manufacturing Week, Oct 2nd-Oct 6th, 2026. Below is a list of local events in support of our manufacturing industry.
Golf Tournament - Country Club - Tuesday, Oct 3rd - 8am to 4pm
Business Luncheon - Restaurant - Wednesday, Oct 4th - 11:30am to 1:30pm
Facility Tours for HS Students - Thursday, Oct 5th - 8am to 4pm
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