9625 Hallock Ave Sturtevant, WI 53177-1817
This exceptional 7,294 square foot commercial warehouse, situated on a 0.47-acre lot at 9625 Hallock Avenue in Sturtevant, Wisconsin, presents a compelling investment opportunity. Its strategic location, just three miles from the interstate, ensures unparalleled accessibility for businesses requiring efficient transportation links. The property boasts two generously sized 14' x 13'6" overhead drive-in doors, perfectly suited for the easy movement of large vehicles, equipment, or materials, making it an ideal space for logistics operations or businesses with significant material handling needs. The flexible mixed-use commercial zoning allows for a wide range of commercial and industrial applications, catering to contractors, trucking companies, and similar enterprises. Beyond the warehouse space, the property includes a well-designed interior featuring dedicated office areas, a full bathroom, and a practical mudroom, enhancing both functionality and employee comfort. Ample parking is provided with approximately fifteen spaces available for employees, clients, or fleet vehicles. The property is offered at a price of $5470, with lease terms available at $9 per square foot on a Gross Modified basis. This property offers a unique blend of functionality, accessibility, and versatility, making it an attractive proposition for a diverse range of commercial and industrial businesses.
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