3825 166th St Edmond, OK 73012-9227
The Alley at PORT164 offers 79,994 square feet of Class A industrial space in Edmond, Oklahoma, situated on six acres of land. This two-building, two-story complex, built in 2017 and renovated in 2024, features 35 suites, with a minimum divisible space of 12,500 square feet and a maximum contiguous space of 15,000 square feet. Currently, 8,750 square feet are vacant. The property boasts 58 drive-in bays and loading docks, 135 total parking spaces, and 22-foot ceiling heights. Three-phase power is available. Located at 3825 NW 166th St, Edmond, OK 73012, at the intersection of Portland Avenue and Highway 74, this light industrial property benefits from excellent access to Deer Creek, NW Oklahoma City, and surrounding areas. The property's modern design includes 25-foot tall concrete tilt-up exterior walls, tinted glass entry systems, and 14-foot tall overhead doors. The zoning is Light Industrial. This prime location offers high visibility and proximity to amenities, making it an exceptional opportunity for businesses seeking flexible, high-quality industrial space. The property is part of the larger PORT164 mixed-use development, including retail, medical, and office spaces.
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