101 Seabrook Dr Sylvester, GA 31791-7194
This exceptional 155,000-square-foot industrial campus in Sylvester, Georgia, presents a unique investment opportunity. Built in 2008 and renovated the same year, this two-story facility sits on 24.43 acres and offers flexible space ranging from 15,000 to 155,000 contiguous square feet. Ideal for various uses, including refrigerated/cold storage, manufacturing, and distribution, the property boasts a 30-foot ceiling height, three receiving doors, and eight shipping doors along the western elevation, supplemented by additional docks and grade-level access. Extensive concrete truck staging and storage areas are also available. The interior features a high-finish raw processing room with sealed and sloped floors, drains, curbs, and tile walls, designed for high-pressure, hot water equipment cleaning. Temperature-controlled raw ingredient receiving and bulk liquid receiving and storage are also key features. The campus includes office and employee welfare areas designed to accommodate a 150-person workforce, a COP room/wash-bay, and effluent solids removal with two sump pumps. Exterior features include insulated metal panel walls, primary wet sprinkler coverage, a fully fenced rear yard with surveillance, and two gated-access points. Located at 101 Seabrook Dr, Sylvester, GA 31791, in Worth County, this property offers unparalleled functionality and potential for a variety of industrial operations. The entire facility is currently vacant.
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