2221 Custer Ave Wichita, KS 67213
This exceptional 9-acre industrial land parcel in Wichita, Kansas, presents a unique opportunity for owner-users. Located at 2221 S Custer Ave, in Sedgwick County, this property is zoned for limited industrial use and offers significant potential for development. The site boasts excellent highway access, with proximity to US 54, I-35, I-135, I-235, and K-42, ensuring seamless transportation and logistics. Build-to-suit options are available, accommodating facilities ranging from 40,000 to 120,000 square feet. Building specifications include high-bay construction with a 28-foot clear height, drive-in and truckwell dock loading for efficient material handling, energy-efficient LED lighting, and radiant gas heating for optimal climate control. Customizable office space can be incorporated to meet specific business needs. The property benefits from available tax abatements, making it an even more attractive investment. The area is home to established businesses such as Capps Manufacturing, Omni Aerospace, Timber Products, Alside Supply, Center Industries, Smithfield Foods, Textron, and Dondlinger Construction, indicating a strong and thriving industrial community. The asking price for this exceptional property is $1,156,518. This is an ideal location for businesses seeking a strategic presence in Wichita's robust industrial sector. The zip code is 67213. The property is situated north of Pawnee between Custer and Sheridan.
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