For Sale or Lease
Food Grade Warehouse/Distribution Facility
Interstate I-75 @ 555 Rock House Road, Ashburn, Turner County, Georgia 31714
Square Footage: 129, 883 (expandable to 500,000 square feet)
Acreage: 21, 821 Acres, fronting I-75
Building Information: One single story office/distribution facility, Currently used for repacking candy, break room/canteen withe seating capacity of 50
Restroom facilities: Two (2) Ladies with 7 stalls and 4 sinks; Two (2) Men's with 5 stalls, 3 urinals, and 4 sinks
Construction: Floors 6" reinforced concrete floors, block walls, 8' flourescent lighting, sloped roof, 2nd roof was recoated with Bearcoat in April 2005.
Date of Construction: Built in 1978
Condition of Property: Excellent
Zoning: I-4, Industrial
Parking: 134 Asphalt paved spaces. Expansion available
Truck Loading: 8 dock doors, one roo-up door with concrete ramp, one dirve-in on-grade rollup door, auto sealers, auto levelers, inside lighting kits.
Transportation: Easy access off I-75 from Hwy. 41 and Hwy 112
Ceiling Heights: 24'9" sloping down to 20'5' at outside walls
Column spacing: Steel columns spaced 40' apart
Water/Sanitary Sewer: Water and sanitary sewer are supplied by City of Ashburn. 8" main line into building
Electricity: Supplied by Georgia Power Company;3200 AMP, 600 V.KVA 2500; can be increased per Georgia Power Company.
Gas: Natural Gas supplied by the City of Ashburn
Heat: Central HVAC to all offices. Entire warehouse and distribution area temperature controlled.
Air Conditioning: 17 Carrier/Trane Units---30 tons per unit; various ages
Communications: CAT 5; networked throughout facility
Sprinklers: Water sprinklers with 3 risers. Entire plant on sprinkler system.
Compressed Air: Entire plant plumbed for compressed air.
Air Pressure: 90-100 psi
Miscellaneous: Fire and burglar alarm systems; waste compactor door bay.
Sale Price: $3,150,000
Lease Price: $2/psf,NNN
For more information: Contact Shelley Zorn, Economic Developer, at 1-229-567-9696, or 229-425-1026, or at 238 E. College Avenue, Ashburn, GA 31714
Towns have personalities just like people and Ashburn is a fun place to live with friendly people and lots of community spirit. Plus, where else do they have a Fire Ant Festival? How fun is that! Don Winters moved from Ohio in 2004
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