126 Dwight Park Cir, Syracuse, NY 13209-1067
This exceptional 20,000-square-foot Class A flex building in Syracuse, NY, presents a unique opportunity. Located at 126 Dwight Park Cir, 13209, this single-tenant property sits on 1.87 acres and boasts a recently completed (2024) renovation. The building features 18-21 foot ceiling heights, providing ample vertical space for diverse operational needs. Loading and unloading are efficient with two drive-in doors (14' high) and two truck-height dock doors equipped with levelers. The property also includes approximately 3,689 square feet of office space, perfectly suited for administrative functions. Parking is readily available with 45 spaces. The building benefits from a robust 400A 240V 3Ph power supply, serviced by cost-effective Solvay Electric. Its strategic location offers immediate access to major interstates, including I-690 and I-90, ensuring seamless transportation and logistics. The property is zoned for industrial use and is currently vacant, allowing for immediate occupancy. Additional tenant improvements are negotiable, providing flexibility to customize the space to specific requirements. This is a prime opportunity to secure a modern, well-equipped industrial space in a highly accessible location.
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Tax year 2023Comparables
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