19454 Needlepoint Rd Baytown, TX 77523
This exceptional Eastbay Distribution Center offers two light industrial buildings totaling 557,334 square feet for sale. The property is strategically located in Chambers County, offering convenient access to major transportation arteries, including I-10 East and SH 99, placing it approximately 16 miles from Barbours Cut Terminal and 20 miles from Bayport Terminal. Building 1, situated at 19454 Needlepoint Rd, encompasses 307,595 square feet, featuring 36' clear height ceilings, 68 dock doors, 4 grade-level ramps, a 2000 kVA transformer, and ample parking with approximately 94 trailer spaces and 176 auto parking spaces. Building 2, located at 19460 Needlepoint Rd, offers 249,739 square feet, mirroring the impressive features of Building 1, including 36' clear height ceilings, 53 dock doors, 4 grade-level ramps, a 2000 kVA transformer, and parking for approximately 72 trailers and 127 autos. Both buildings boast tilt-wall construction and are zoned for light industrial use. The property benefits from excellent visibility and signage on SH-99, a low 2.69399% tax rate, and access to Chambers County economic incentives. Utilities are provided through CCID #3. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial, well-located industrial complex with significant potential. The minimum divisible space is 249,739 square feet, with a maximum contiguous space of 307,595 square feet. The entire 557,334 square feet is currently vacant.
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