4309 26th St Omaha, NE 68111-2454
This single-tenant industrial warehouse, located at 4309 N 26th Street in Omaha, Nebraska, offers 9,330 square feet of space on a 1.85-acre lot. Built in 1962 and extensively renovated in 2024, the property boasts a 15-foot ceiling height, enhancing storage and operational efficiency. The warehouse features six drive-in doors and one dock-high door, facilitating easy loading and unloading. There are also five 10x10 overhead doors and one larger 18x14 overhead door. Five jib cranes are included, enhancing material handling capabilities. The property includes 30 total parking spaces for employee and visitor convenience. The building also offers approximately 1,000 square feet of office space, comprising three individual offices, a breakroom, and two bathrooms. A mezzanine level provides additional storage capacity. Further enhancing the property's utility is approximately half an acre of gated outdoor storage, perfect for equipment or materials. The property's location at the intersection of N 26th and Ames Streets in Douglas County, Nebraska, zip code 68111, provides excellent access to major transportation routes. This renovated warehouse presents a compelling opportunity for businesses seeking efficient and well-equipped industrial space in Omaha.
The GI General Industrial District is intended to accommodate a variety of commercial and industrial uses with moderate external effects. The GI district provides for conditional approval of uses with more significant effects that can be controlled through specific requirements
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GI · Omaha, NEThe GI General Industrial District is intended to accommodate a variety of commercial and industrial uses with moderate external effects. The GI district provides for conditional approval of uses with more significant effects that can be controlled through specific requirements
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