101 Lexington Pkwy, Lexington, NC 27295
This exceptional 100,000-square-foot industrial building, situated on an expansive 18.18-acre lot in Lexington, North Carolina, presents a compelling investment opportunity. Located at 101 Lexington Parkway, this single-story Class B manufacturing facility boasts a substantial footprint, ideal for a variety of industrial uses. Constructed in 1997, the property features seven dock-high doors, ensuring efficient loading and unloading operations. Ample parking is provided with 134 spaces, accommodating employees and visitors alike. The building's 14-foot ceiling height offers significant vertical clearance for storage and operational needs. Priced at $5,500,000, or $55 per square foot, this property represents a strong value proposition in a desirable location within Davidson County. The single-tenant occupancy provides stability and ease of management. This well-maintained facility offers a rare opportunity to acquire a significant industrial asset in a thriving market. The property's size and features make it suitable for a wide range of manufacturing and warehousing operations. Its strategic location in Lexington, NC, provides easy access to major transportation routes, further enhancing its appeal to potential buyers. Don't miss this chance to own a substantial industrial property in a prime location.
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