218 12650th S Draper, UT 84020-8617
This exceptional 13,876 square foot single-tenant warehouse is ideally situated in Draper, Utah, offering unparalleled access to Interstate 15. The property boasts a functional single-story design with a generous 18-foot ceiling height, providing ample space for storage and operations. Five convenient drive-in doors ensure efficient loading and unloading, streamlining logistics. The warehouse is equipped with robust three-phase 208-volt power, catering to a variety of industrial needs. The property is zoned I1, allowing for a range of industrial uses. Its location in Salt Lake County provides easy access to a skilled workforce and a thriving business community. This warehouse presents a unique opportunity for businesses seeking a well-appointed, strategically located facility to support their growth and operations. The property's single-tenant occupancy offers stability and ease of management. The combination of size, accessibility, and power capabilities makes this warehouse an attractive option for a variety of industrial users. Its proximity to I-15 ensures seamless transportation links throughout the region, enhancing operational efficiency and logistical advantages. This is a prime opportunity to secure a well-maintained and strategically located industrial space in a rapidly growing area.
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Hayes Performance Systems Industrial Manufacturer Production Facility
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