1000 Avenue H Arlington, TX 76011
This exceptional 86,000-square-foot industrial manufacturing facility is ideally situated in Arlington, Texas, within the desirable Tarrant County. The property boasts a single-tenant occupancy, offering a substantial 43,725 square feet of contiguous space, perfect for a variety of manufacturing or distribution operations. The building, constructed in 1974, is classified as Class C and features a single story design. The expansive 4.59-acre lot provides ample room for expansion or outdoor storage. Nine loading docks ensure efficient and streamlined operations. The property is zoned for Industrial Manufacturing (IM), allowing for a wide range of permitted uses. Its strategic location in the heart of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, near the intersection of I-30 and Highway 360 in the GSW area, provides excellent access to major transportation arteries and a robust workforce. The minimum divisible space is 43,725 square feet, making it suitable for a single large tenant. This presents a unique opportunity for businesses seeking a well-located, functional, and sizable industrial space in a thriving Texas market. The property's size, location, and zoning make it an attractive investment for businesses seeking to establish or expand their operations in the DFW area. The building's features and the ample lot size offer significant potential for future development and growth.
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