1190 Old Beltway Rural Hall, NC 27045-9537
This exceptional 77,000-square-foot flex/industrial building presents a unique investment opportunity in Rural Hall, North Carolina. Located at 1190 Old Belt Way, this single-building property sits on approximately 6.76 acres and offers convenient access to US Highway 52 and the future Winston-Salem Northern Beltway/NC-74. Built in 1977 and renovated in 2012, the property boasts a desirable GI zoning designation. The building features approximately 2,350 square feet of office space and approximately 74,650 square feet of warehouse space, with 14-18 foot ceilings. Six loading docks and one drive-in door provide ample loading capabilities. Extensive onsite parking and outdoor storage areas are also available. The asking price is $4,960,000, translating to $64.42 per square foot. The property is currently vacant and available for sale or lease under a NNN lease structure. The property's APN is 6819-77-9687. This property is ideal for a variety of industrial and flex uses, offering a strategic location and substantial space for a growing business. The combination of its size, location, and features makes this a compelling opportunity for investors and businesses alike.
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GI · Rural Hall, NCRural Hall. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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