951 Transport Dr Valparaiso, IN 46383-8434
This exceptional 7,088 square foot office building, constructed in 2006 by Chester Construction, presents a compelling investment opportunity in Valparaiso, Indiana. Located at 951 Transport Drive, this meticulously maintained property boasts a versatile layout suitable for a wide range of office needs, making it ideal for a corporate headquarters, a growing company's outpost, or even municipal use. The building's high-quality construction and modern design ensure a move-in ready condition, minimizing upfront investment costs. The property sits on a 1.04-acre lot and includes robust on-site parking and storage, adding significant value and convenience. Its heavy industrial zoning allows for maximum flexibility in its use, maximizing potential return on investment. Situated in a thriving commercial area with a mix of warehouses, office buildings, and retail outlets, this location benefits from excellent accessibility via well-maintained roads and public transportation. Transport Drive's strategic location within Valparaiso, known for its commitment to economic development, ensures strong visibility and easy access for employees and clients. This property represents a rare opportunity to acquire a high-quality, adaptable commercial asset in a prime Northwest Indiana location. The surrounding area's vibrant economic environment and well-developed infrastructure further enhance the property's appeal and long-term potential.
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