380 Horace St Bridgeport, CT 06610
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This exceptional Class A industrial property, located at 380 Horace Street in Bridgeport, Connecticut, offers 32,883 square feet of immediately available space within a larger 77,000 square foot building. Situated on 13 acres of land in Fairfield County's Northern Bridgeport submarket, this multi-tenant facility boasts convenient access to US Route 1, and is also within walking distance of public transportation. Built in 1987, the two-story building features three loading docks, one drive-in door, and ample parking for 25 vehicles in a fenced lot. The available space includes recently installed LED lighting and heavy power capabilities, making it ideal for a variety of manufacturing, warehouse, or distribution operations. The property is zoned for industrial use and offers a minimum divisible space of 32,883 square feet, with a maximum contiguous space of the same size. This prime location provides easy access to major highways, including Routes 8 and 25, ensuring efficient logistics and distribution. The property's features and location make it an excellent opportunity for businesses seeking a functional and strategically located industrial space in the thriving Bridgeport market. The property is classified as a Manufacturing, Warehouse, and Distribution facility.
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Columbia Elevator Products Co Inc Construction Company General Contractor
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Kassulke Walter Recycling Center Waste Management Facility
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Pogo Security Bridgeport Security Service
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