220 Robinson Dr, Fayetteville, GA 30214-6903
This exceptional 7,500-square-foot industrial property at 220 Robinson Drive in Fayetteville, Georgia, presents a unique opportunity for businesses seeking versatile space. Located in Fayette County, this single-tenant building boasts a desirable blend of manufacturing, flex, warehouse, and distribution capabilities, making it suitable for a wide range of operations. Built in 1996 and extensively renovated in 2024, the property is in excellent condition and ready for immediate occupancy. The building features a generous 16-foot ceiling height, providing ample vertical space for storage or equipment. Two convenient drive-in doors ensure efficient loading and unloading, while the robust 3-phase power supply caters to demanding operational needs. Situated on a 0.87-acre lot, the property offers ample outdoor space for storage or expansion. The property's location in Fayetteville, GA, offers easy access to major transportation routes, enhancing logistical efficiency. The entire 7,500 square feet is currently vacant, providing immediate occupancy for the right tenant. This is an exceptional opportunity to secure a well-maintained, versatile industrial space in a prime location. Contact us today to schedule a viewing. Zip code: 30214.
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