300 Hwy 151st E Walford, IA 52351-5458
This exceptional 15.95-acre industrial land parcel presents a significant opportunity for development in Walford, Iowa. Strategically located on Highway 151 East, Building 4, this property offers unparalleled access to major transportation routes, ensuring seamless logistics and distribution capabilities. The expansive acreage provides ample space for a variety of industrial uses, from warehousing and distribution centers to manufacturing facilities and light industrial operations. The site's flat topography simplifies construction and minimizes site preparation costs, making it an attractive option for developers seeking efficiency and cost-effectiveness. The property's location within Walford offers access to a growing community with a supportive business environment. This prime industrial land is ready for immediate development, presenting a rare chance to establish a significant presence in a thriving area. The absence of existing structures allows for complete design flexibility, enabling the creation of a custom-built facility tailored to specific operational needs. Prospective buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence to confirm zoning regulations and suitability for their intended use. This is a unique opportunity to acquire a substantial industrial land parcel in a desirable location with excellent infrastructure access. The property's size and location make it ideal for a wide range of industrial projects. Serious inquiries are welcome.
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