4900 41st Ave Denver, CO 80216-4425
This exceptional 61,558-square-foot industrial property, located at 4900 E 41st Avenue in Denver, Colorado, presents a unique opportunity for manufacturing and distribution businesses. The single-tenant building boasts a range of desirable features, including 16-20 foot ceiling heights, providing ample vertical space for operations and storage. Seven loading docks and seven dock-high doors ensure efficient loading and unloading, facilitating seamless logistics. The property is equipped with heavy power, specifically 4,000 amps/480V/3-phase, catering to high-power equipment needs. The I-A zoning designation supports a variety of industrial uses. Multiple separate office areas are included, offering flexibility for administrative functions. The building also features a substantial IT room, crucial for modern business operations. Convenient access is provided via entrances and dock loading from both Dahlia Street and 41st Avenue. Further enhancing the property's functionality are swamp coolers, providing effective climate control. This Denver County property, situated at 39.7738321 latitude and -104.9303758 longitude, with a zip code of 80216, offers a strategic location for businesses seeking efficient and well-equipped industrial space. The property's numerous upgrades and features make it an ideal choice for a variety of industrial operations.
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