1403 Waylon Jennings Blvd Littlefield, TX 79339
This versatile 6,000-square-foot commercial property in Lamb County presents a unique investment opportunity. Previously used as an event center, this single-tenant space offers significant adaptability for a range of businesses. The building boasts impressive 16-foot eave heights, culminating in a 22-foot clear interior height, providing ample vertical space. A large warehouse area is conveniently equipped with a 9-foot overhead door, ensuring easy loading and unloading of goods. The property also includes two sizable restrooms, adding to its functionality. A pre-existing kitchen area offers potential for conversion into office space, further enhancing its flexibility. Its strategic location on the eastern side of Littlefield provides excellent access to major highways, ensuring convenient transportation and accessibility for both employees and customers. This property is ideal for businesses seeking a spacious, adaptable, and well-located facility in a growing area. The combination of warehouse space, high ceilings, and potential office conversion makes this a truly multi-purpose property ready for immediate occupancy. The property's size and features make it suitable for a variety of uses, from light manufacturing and distribution to retail or specialized services. Its location offers easy access to the surrounding region, making it an attractive option for businesses seeking a strategic presence in Lamb County.
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Zeeks Event Center Hotel & Motel Resort
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