2215 Grand Ave Pkwy Austin, TX 78728-3812
This exceptional 81,681-square-foot industrial property, located at 2215 Grand Ave Pkwy in Austin, Travis County, Texas, 78728, presents a unique opportunity for businesses seeking flexible, high-quality space. The property is classified as flex and R&D space, ideal for a variety of uses. The building features a combination of warehouse/lab space (65%) and office space (35%), offering versatility for diverse operational needs. The warehouse area boasts impressive ceiling heights ranging from 18 to 20 feet, providing ample room for storage and equipment. Loading and unloading are facilitated by one loading dock, two dock-high doors, and one ramp, ensuring efficient logistics. The property also benefits from the availability of heavy power, a crucial asset for many industrial and research-intensive operations. A virtual tour is available online for a comprehensive preview of the space. This property is for sale and represents a significant investment opportunity in a thriving Austin location. The property's strategic location in Austin, Texas offers easy access to major transportation routes, a skilled workforce, and a vibrant business environment. This well-appointed facility is ready for immediate occupancy and presents a compelling opportunity for businesses seeking to establish or expand their operations in this dynamic market.
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