3017 County Line Rd Plant City, FL 33566
This Plant City, Florida industrial property, known as County Line Crossing, offers 535,539 square feet of warehouse, distribution, and manufacturing space for lease. The single-tenant building sits on a 42.62-acre lot and features a minimum divisible space of 300,000 square feet. The entire space is currently vacant. The building boasts a 36-foot ceiling height, 98 dock-high doors (12 with mechanical levelers and bumpers), and 4 drive-in ramps. Ample parking is available with 301 automobile spaces and 208 trailer spaces. The property includes a substantial truck court (185' on the north side and 135' on the south side), constructed with heavy-duty concrete and asphalt. The 7-inch reinforced concrete floor slab features a vapor barrier. The building is equipped with a 3000A, 480V, 3P electrical system and LED warehouse lighting at 25 FC. A 2,507 square foot spec office is included, complete with a breakroom and restrooms. Fire protection is provided by an ESFR system with K-22.4 sprinkler heads. The roof is a 45-mil TPO single-ply white membrane with R-19 rigid insulation and a 15-year NDL warranty. Column spacing is a typical 54' wide x 53'9" deep, with 60' deep spacing in staging bays. The building's dimensions are 550' deep x 972' long. All improvements are designed and constructed to ADA accessibility guidelines. Ventilation is provided by fans and louvers with a total capacity of 0.52 air changes per hour.
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County Line Crossing Warehouse & Storage
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