111 Antoinette Pl Indianapolis, IN 46227
This exceptional industrial property, located in Marion County, offers 10,000 square feet of warehouse space perfect for a single tenant. The building itself comprises 5,000 square feet, featuring high ceilings and overhead doors for convenient loading and unloading of goods. The significant advantage of this property lies in its expansive outdoor storage area, providing ample space for additional inventory or equipment. This substantial outdoor space complements the indoor square footage, offering a versatile solution for businesses requiring both indoor and outdoor storage capabilities. The property's single-tenant occupancy ensures exclusive use and control, minimizing shared space concerns. The property type is classified as industrial, making it suitable for a wide range of businesses needing substantial storage and operational space. This location in Marion County offers excellent access to transportation routes and logistical networks, further enhancing its operational efficiency. The combination of indoor and outdoor space, high ceilings, and overhead doors makes this warehouse a highly functional and attractive option for businesses seeking a strategic location in Marion County. This property presents a rare opportunity to secure a substantial and well-equipped warehouse space to meet your operational needs. Interested parties should inquire promptly to secure this exceptional property.
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