155 Vineyard Ave Highland, NY 12528
This exceptional 95,000-square-foot industrial warehouse, situated on 2.9 acres in Ulster County, presents a unique investment opportunity. Built in 1940 and extensively renovated in 2012, the property boasts a single-tenant occupancy and offers 40,000 square feet of immediately available space. The building features a two-story design with a generous 15-foot ceiling height, providing ample storage capacity. Three loading docks, each equipped with a dock-high door, ensure efficient loading and unloading operations. The warehouse benefits from a robust 400-amp power supply, making it suitable for a variety of industrial uses. The property's concrete walls, floors, and ceiling contribute to its durability and security. Furthermore, the naturally climate-controlled environment maintains a consistent temperature of 60 degrees Fahrenheit. The property is zoned for storage and enjoys convenient access to major roads and highways. This warehouse offers significant potential for businesses seeking cost-effective and strategically located industrial space in the Hudson Valley. The building's solid construction and recent renovations ensure a long-term, reliable asset. The substantial vacant space presents an immediate opportunity for expansion or lease income generation. This property is ideally suited for businesses requiring large-scale storage, distribution, or manufacturing capabilities.
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