4009 164Th St Edmond, OK 73012
This exceptional 13,162 square foot Class B industrial building, constructed in 2024, offers two immediately available flex spaces totaling 5,182 square feet of vacant space. Located at 4009 NW 164th St, near the intersection of 164th and Portland, this property boasts a prime location in a rapidly developing area of Oklahoma City. The building features ten drive-in bays, with eight bays measuring 1,330 square feet each and one larger bay of 2,522 square feet. A second contiguous space of 2,660 square feet is also available. Minimum divisible space is 1,330 square feet, with a maximum contiguous space of 5,320 square feet. The building offers modern amenities including 21-foot ceilings, 12x12 foot garage doors, air conditioning, and restrooms in each unit. The property sits on a 2.95-acre lot and benefits from high visibility due to its street frontage and proximity to Highway 74. Surrounding the property are new residential developments, restaurants, and other businesses, creating a vibrant and convenient environment for businesses. The building's design incorporates a minimalist aesthetic with concrete walls, open ceilings, and well-designed glass entries. Superior maintenance is provided 365 days a year (excluding Sundays). This is a fantastic opportunity for businesses seeking modern, functional space in a thriving Oklahoma City location. Three-phase power is available.
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