2003 Raymer Ave E E Ste Fullerton, CA 92833-2609
This exceptional Fullerton industrial property offers three units totaling 6,879 square feet within the master-planned Raymer Industrial Complex. Each unit is individually purchasable, with minimum sizes starting at 2,024 square feet. The complex boasts upgraded office spaces featuring LED lighting, 16-foot warehouse clearance, skylights, and fire sprinklers, complemented by oversized ground-level doors. Enjoy a prime location with lush landscaping, ample onsite parking, and excellent vehicle and truck circulation. Benefit from convenient access to major freeways including the Riverside (91), Santa Ana (5), Pomona (57), Newport (55), and San Gabriel (605) freeways, as well as the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, and John Wayne and Los Angeles International Airports. Situated in Fullerton, CA, this property offers a thriving business environment within a city known for its parks, cultural centers, and strong educational institutions, including California State University, Fullerton. This is a rare opportunity to own a versatile industrial space in a highly desirable location. The property sits on a 1.1-acre lot. The asking price is $3,439,500.
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