Property summary
This Delano, Pennsylvania industrial property, located at 10 Schultz Drive, offers 106,012 square feet of manufacturing space in a Class B building constructed in 1970. The property sits on an 11.58-acre lot (504,425 square feet) and features a single story with a 20-foot ceiling height. The building is zoned I-C and has a building floor area ratio (FAR) of 0.22. Currently, there are two available suites within the multi-tenant building. The first suite comprises 20,052 square feet and includes two dock high doors, while the second suite offers 36,675 square feet and also features two dock high doors. In total, the building boasts 11 loading docks and one drive-in door. The property includes 1,600 amp, 480-volt heavy power, propane heat, and wet sprinklers. Column spacing is 25' x 50'. A total of 56,727 square feet is currently vacant, with a maximum contiguous space of 49,285 square feet available. The property's convenient location near I-81 provides excellent access to major transportation routes. This is an exceptional opportunity for businesses seeking substantial manufacturing space in Schuylkill County. The property's APN is 06-05-0010.006.
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