2285 Frankfort Ct Lexington, KY 40510-9673
This single-tenant, 8,032-square-foot flex warehouse building presents a fantastic opportunity in Lexington, Kentucky. Situated on a 1.57-acre lot at 2285 Frankfort Ct, 40510, this property boasts a convenient location in northwest Lexington, easily accessible from Old Frankfort Pike and New Circle Road. Built in 1993, the building features a single story with a substantial 16-foot ceiling height, ideal for various industrial uses. The property includes one dock-high door, ensuring efficient loading and unloading. Heavy power is available, catering to businesses with significant energy demands. The zoning designation is I-1, Light Industrial, allowing for a range of permitted activities. The entire 8,032 square feet is currently vacant, providing immediate occupancy for a new tenant. The property's Asset Property Number (APN) is 38125890. This is a rare opportunity to secure a well-located, spacious industrial property in a thriving Lexington market. The building's single-tenant occupancy offers a streamlined and efficient operational environment. Don't miss this chance to establish your business in this prime location.
I-1 or I-2 zone. Home occupation means a gainful occupation or profession carried on in a residence that does not involve customer or client visits to the residence (excluding pick-up or pre-ordered items or drop-off of items to be repaired); and materials or equipment used in the conduct of the home occupation is limited to items that have minimal potential…
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I-1 · Lexington, KYI-1 or I-2 zone. Home occupation means a gainful occupation or profession carried on in a residence that does not involve customer or client visits to the residence (excluding pick-up or pre-ordered items or drop-off of items to be repaired); and materials or equipment used in the conduct of the home occupation is limited to items that have minimal potential for disturbing surrounding properties due to noise or potentially harmful chemicals. Examples include, but are not limited to, sewing, handicrafts, homebased processing, and computer graphics, and/or design. Home office means an office for record-keeping and administration of work. Hospice means a facility that provides support and care for persons in the last stage of an incurable disease or condition, and to their families. Overnight, in-patient and out-patient facilities may be included, as well as offices, storage and an associated pharmacy. Medical care, palliative care, counseling and education may be provided. Hospitality house means a multifamily residence or boarding facility operated strictly on a non-profit basis, by a non-profit organization and utilized solely for the provision of temporary lodging for the immediate family and/or legal guardians of an individual undergoing treatment within a local hospital. Hotel means a building or group of buildings containing individual sleeping or living units, designed for the temporary occupancy of transient guests; and including hotels, tourist courts, motor lodges, motor hotels or auto courts, but not including boarding or lodging houses. Infill and redevelopment areas means areas located within the urban service area of Lexington-Fayette County, generally characterized by lots that were established prior to 1934. Excluded from these areas are lots that are located in an identified national register historic district where average residential lot sizes are greater than nine thousand, five hundred (9,500) square feet, and as more particularly described in the adopted comprehensive plan map of the infill and redevelopment areas. Infrastructure development agreement means an agreement for a project in which infrastructure improvements are proposed to be constructed among the LFUCG, the developer, and the project engineer, which specifies the obligations and requirements of the parties. The infrastructure development agreement shall be in a form and contain the requirements set forth in the procedures manual.
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