5101 Coosaw Creek Blvd North Charleston, SC 29420
This exceptional Class A industrial property, located at 5101 Coosaw Creek Blvd in North Charleston, SC, offers 95,539 square feet of warehouse space, situated on a generous 6.78-acre lot. Built in 1997 and extensively renovated in 2011, the property boasts modern amenities and is ideally suited for a variety of industrial uses. The single-tenant building features a 24-foot clear height ceiling, providing ample vertical space for storage and operations. Loading and unloading are efficient with eight 9' x 10' loading docks and one drive-in door (13.5' x 18') and another (10' x 20'). The property also includes 48 parking spaces to accommodate employees and visitors. The building's electrical system is equipped with 800 amps of power. A significant feature is the inclusion of approximately 10,891 square feet of office space, distributed across two locations within the building. Both office areas are two-story and offer a mix of open and private offices, along with restrooms. (Note: Second-story office space is not included in the total square footage.) The property is zoned M-1 Light Industrial (City of North Charleston) and is available for immediate lease. Annual property taxes are $1.66 per square foot. The property can be subdivided to approximately 40,000 SF and 55,539 SF. A wet sprinkler system enhances fire safety. LED lighting provides energy-efficient illumination throughout the warehouse.
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