5160 Chudoba Pkwy Prince George, VA 23875
This exceptional Class A distribution facility, the TriPoint Logistics Center, presents a rare opportunity for single-tenant occupancy. Boasting a substantial 347,760 square feet of space, this newly constructed (2025) building features a single story design with a generous 36-foot ceiling height, ideal for efficient warehousing and logistics operations. The property includes 62 loading docks and 4 drive-in doors, ensuring seamless and high-volume throughput. Ample parking is provided with 146 spaces available. The building is equipped with robust power capabilities, featuring 3,000 amps of 480-volt heavy power. Located in Prince George County and zoned M-1, this strategically positioned facility benefits from access to a large and skilled workforce exceeding 720,000 individuals. Its proximity to key logistical assets, including Fort Gregg-Adams and the Defense Logistics Agency (less than 15 minutes away), underscores its strategic advantage within Virginia's Gateway Region. This region is a hub for major logistics companies, including Amazon, ALDI, Walmart, and Medline, highlighting the area's robust and growing logistics sector. The TriPoint Logistics Center represents a significant investment opportunity in a prime location with exceptional infrastructure and access to a highly qualified workforce. This property offers unparalleled potential for businesses seeking a state-of-the-art distribution center in a thriving logistics market.
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