Command the DFW metro and the Texas Triangle from a highly connected vantage point in Mansfield’s Heritage 287 Crossing. The newly constructed industrial center is comprised of two Class A distribution facilities with flexible demising options and move-in ready offices.
Building 1, 1151 Heritage Parkway, spans 317,520 square feet with a 3,364-square-foot make-ready office. The cross-dock facility is ESFR sprinklered with a 36-foot clear height, 63 trailer positions, 201 car parks, 72 dock-high doors, four drive-in doors, 185-foot truck courts, and 50-foot by 54-foot column spacing.
Building 2, 1201 Heritage Parkway, is a 184,140-square-foot front-load facility with a 3,364-square-foot make-ready office. It is ESFR sprinklered with a 32-foot clear height, 29 trailer positions, 139 car parks, 25 dock-high doors, two drive-in doors, 185-foot truck courts, and 50-foot by 54-foot column spacing.
The location of Heritage 287 Crossing not only offers users stellar connectivity to the Dallas-Fort Worth metro, but it also is a perfect conduit at the pinnacle of the Texas Triangle. Interstate 20 is nine miles north, and Highway 67 is eight miles south, with Downtown Fort Worth 25 minutes away and Downtown Dallas 35 minutes away. Further south, transporters can reach San Antonio and the Port of Houston in less than four hours.
Mansfield is a small industrial submarket south of Arlington. As a relatively affordable bedroom community within commuting distance to Dallas and Fort Worth, Mansfield has experienced impressive population growth in recent years. Large single-family, multi-family, and retail projects continue to deliver, but new industrial space is rare. Still, Mansfield is a highly desirable industrial submarket with key players like Klein Tools, Amazon, Utex Industries, and Southern Champion Tray making recent moves or expansions here over the past few years. This underpins the exclusive opportunity presented by Heritage 287 Crossing to enter a burgeoning submarket with brand new, Class A industrial space.
