400 Myron St Hubbard, OH 44425-1462
This exceptional 111,466-square-foot industrial property, situated on a spacious 10.9-acre lot in Trumbull County, presents a compelling investment opportunity. The building boasts a recently updated interior, featuring a brand new roof with a 20-year warranty, ensuring long-term cost savings and peace of mind. Energy efficiency is maximized with the installation of new LED lighting throughout. Safety is paramount with a newly installed dry sprinkler system. The property also benefits from updated bathrooms and office spaces, providing a comfortable and functional work environment. Heating is efficiently managed with updated heaters covering the entire warehouse. Loading and unloading are streamlined with updated loading dock door operators. The robust electrical system features 2000 amps of 3-phase 277/480V power. The warehouse layout is optimized with 20' x 30' column spacing. Access is convenient with five drive-in doors and six interior docks, facilitating efficient material handling. Its strategic location offers easy access to Route 62 and I-80, providing excellent connectivity for regional and national distribution. This single-tenant warehouse is ready for immediate occupancy and presents a rare opportunity to acquire a well-maintained, high-capacity industrial space in a desirable location. The property's combination of size, modern upgrades, and prime location makes it an ideal choice for a variety of industrial and distribution businesses.
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