1515 Mercer Road Lexington KY - 423,600 SF Available
1515 Mercer Road
Lexington, KY 40511
Highlights
- 423,600 SF available (divisible)
- 18’ clear height (28’ in crane bay)
- 40’ x 40’ column spacing (crane bay 40’ x 75’)
- Nine dock-high doors on west side
- Up to forty-five truck positions on east side
- Rail service by Norfolk Southern
- 6” reinforced concrete floor (8” in high crane bay)
- Single-ply rubber EPDM roof
- 12,470-volt transformer, 480V three-phase power
- 10-ton bridge cranes in high bay areas
- 1–5 ton cranes in multiple locations
- Immediate access to New Circle Road
- Approximately three miles to I-75 and I-64
Description
SVN Stone Commercial Real Estate in conjunction with Premier Development Partners is pleased to bring to Market 1515 Mercer Road in Lexington, KY.
The property is the third largest industrial facility in Lexington featuring an expansive 688,373 SF sitting on 63.3 acres. The site features an abundance of amenities sure to accommodate both manufacturing and distribution users including but not limited to: 18' clear height throughout ( 28' in crane bays), 40 x 40 column spacing, 54 dock positions, 6"-8" reinforced concrete floors, 12,470 v transformer (480/3 phase), rail availability, multiple high bay and bridge cranes, as well as an abundance of outdoor storage. Since being acquired, the property has undergone major renovations including the re-roofing and painting of the facility.
There is currently 423,600 sf of remaining space which is divisible. In addition to the remaining space there is excess land on the parcel which can accommodate a build-to-suit opportunity up to 221,000 sf. (further depicted on page 9 of the offering memorandum)
For further information on the site or to schedule a private tour, please reach out to John Bunch, SIOR at john.bunch@svn.com or 859-433-8911.
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