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1015 Morris St
Fond Du Lac, WI 54935
Industrial Property For Lease
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14,000 SF


Highlights
- Column-free warehouse layout supports efficient operations and storage.
- Drive-through capability enhances circulation and operational efficiency.
- Climate-controlled office area supports administrative functions.
- Multiple drive-in doors and an internal dock bay provide loading flexibility.
- Fully sprinklered building with 240/480V three-phase power.
- M2 zoning with potential outdoor storage and monument signage available.
Features
Property Overview
1015 Morris Street presents an opportunity to lease industrial warehouse space in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, with convenient access to regional transportation routes connecting Milwaukee, Appleton, and Madison. The property offers a functional, column-free warehouse layout designed to support efficient operations, storage, manufacturing, distribution, and contractor-oriented uses. Warehouse features include clear heights of up to 18 feet to deck, floor drains, ceiling fans, gas-fired unit heaters, and a fully sprinklered environment. The facility is equipped with 240/480V three-phase power and provides versatile loading capabilities through multiple drive-in doors, an internal dock position with leveler, and drive-through access. Approximately 1,000 square feet of climate-controlled office space supports administrative functions while maintaining a strong warehouse-to-office ratio. The site's M2 zoning may accommodate a variety of industrial users and offers the potential for outdoor storage and monument signage, subject to local regulations. Located within Fond du Lac's established industrial corridor, the property benefits from regional connectivity via Interstate 41 and Highway 151, providing access to major Wisconsin markets. The combination of warehouse functionality, loading flexibility, utility infrastructure, and regional accessibility positions the property to serve a broad range of industrial occupiers seeking efficient operational space.
