139 1400th W Salt Lake City, UT 84104-1835
This exceptional 4,400 square foot industrial property, ideally situated in Salt Lake County's Power District, offers a versatile space suitable for flex, warehouse, distribution, R&D, or manufacturing uses. The single-tenant building boasts heavy power capabilities, featuring 3-phase 400-amp service, making it perfect for businesses requiring significant electrical capacity. Access is convenient with one 10x10 grade-level loading door, simplifying loading and unloading operations. Its prime location offers easy access to major freeways, including I-15, I-215, and I-80, ensuring seamless transportation and logistics. The property's proximity to the proposed Major League Baseball stadium and a TRAX light rail station adds significant value, providing employees with convenient commuting options and exposure to a growing population. Furthermore, its location within an Opportunity Zone presents attractive tax advantages for potential investors. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-located, functional industrial space with significant power capacity in a rapidly developing area. The property's versatility and strategic location make it an ideal investment for a variety of businesses seeking a modern and efficient workspace. Don't miss this chance to secure a foothold in one of Salt Lake City's most dynamic industrial districts.
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M-1 · Salt Lake City, UTSalt Lake City. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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