8955 Drennan Rd Colorado Springs, CO 80925-1105
This exceptional 2-3 acre industrial land parcel, located at 8955 Drennan Rd in El Paso County's Colorado Springs Southeast submarket, presents a unique opportunity for businesses seeking a strategic location. Zoned I-2, this single-tenant site boasts a total building footprint potential of 42,984 square feet, offering ample space for development or lease. The property's advantageous position at the intersection of Marksheffel Blvd and Drennan Rd provides unparalleled accessibility. Businesses will benefit from the property's proximity to Colorado Springs Airport, Downtown Colorado Springs, and the vital Powers corridor, ensuring seamless connectivity to transportation networks and key commercial areas. This prime location offers significant advantages for distribution, manufacturing, or warehousing operations. The site's size and zoning regulations allow for a variety of development possibilities, making it an ideal choice for companies seeking to establish a strong presence in a thriving industrial market. Contact us for pricing and detailed information to explore the potential of this exceptional industrial land opportunity. The property is available for lease or build-to-suit arrangements.
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I-2 CAD-O · Colorado Springs, COColorado Springs. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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