2121 Nevada Blvd Charlotte, NC 28273
This exceptional industrial property, Nevada III, offers 80,000 square feet of immediately available space within a larger 277,000 square foot multi-tenant building. Located in the desirable Nevada Business Park near the I-77/Westinghouse Boulevard interchange on Nevada Boulevard in Mecklenburg County, this six-story building boasts impressive features ideal for manufacturing and warehousing operations. The available space benefits from a 32-foot clear ceiling height, providing ample vertical space for various uses. Loading and unloading are efficient with 37 dock-high doors (10 equipped with 6'x6' mechanical levelers) and 23 drive-in doors. The property also includes 159 total parking spaces, comprising 130 car spaces and 29 trailer spaces, ensuring convenient access and ample room for vehicle storage. The building's layout features a 750' x 200' and 260' footprint, with 50' x 50' column spacing and a 60' deep loading bay in the 260' section. The robust infrastructure includes a 6-inch thick, 4000 psi concrete slab floor and an ESFR sprinkler system. The property is zoned ML-2, offering flexibility for a range of industrial uses. This prime location and superior features make Nevada III an excellent opportunity for businesses seeking efficient and well-equipped industrial space in a thriving Charlotte area business park.
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RoofRanger Roofers Roofing Company General Contractor
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Lemonati Distribution Center Logistics Company
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