19100 Holland Rd Brook Park, OH 44142
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This exceptional industrial property, located at 19100 Holland Rd in Brook Park, Ohio, presents a unique investment opportunity. The single-tenant warehouse boasts a substantial 31,364 square feet of space, complemented by approximately 0.9 acres of outdoor storage. The building, constructed in 1961 and classified as Class B, features a two-story design with a 20-foot ceiling height. The zoning is U5-A, and the property sits on a 3.69-acre lot (APN: 34216009, Cuyahoga County). Beyond the main warehouse, the property includes valuable additional features. A separate 2,500 square foot storage building provides extra capacity, while approximately 6,000 square feet of covered storage offers protection from the elements. The property also benefits from 5,605 square feet of first and second-story office space, featuring attractive finishes. This significant office area is not included in the overall warehouse square footage. The property's strategic location offers easy access to major transportation arteries, including I-71 and I-80, and is conveniently situated near Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. This combination of ample warehouse space, substantial outdoor storage, and well-appointed office areas makes this property an ideal choice for a variety of industrial businesses. The property is offered as a single-tenant building.
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U5-A · Brook Park, OHBrook Park. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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