1600 Schurman Way is a newly constructed property that features a warehouse shell spanning 3,825 square feet, an office area of 1,782 square feet, and a lean-to space of 303 square feet. There is a paved exterior concrete storage patio and the building measures 70 feet long by 45 feet wide. The property boasts 600-amp 120/208-volt 3-phase power, three 14-foot by 16-foot overhead doors with motor operators, and a full pull-through bay (cross-docks) of 85 feet deep and a back-in bay of 45 feet deep. The office space is both heated and cooled, and the warehouse space is heated. 1600 Schurman Way sits on a 2-acre parcel with a fully paved and secured parking/storage yard, featuring two-gated entrances.
Inside, there are six large private offices, two break rooms (one for the office and one for the warehouse), two restrooms, and a safety/eyewash station. The warehouse space is designed with high-bay manufacturing lighting and clerestory windows for natural light, and it boasts a high-efficiency insulation system in the roof at R39 and the walls at R30.
The property is centrally located along the Interstate 5 Freeway and offers proximity to the Washington-Oregon state border. The property is located within the smaller locale of Woodland and perfectly fits the city’s economic mold – the largest industries in the area are manufacturing, construction, and retail. All under a 40-minute drive, occupants of the property can reach Vancouver, Washington, in 25 miles, the Portland International Airport in 31 miles, and Downtown Portland, Oregon, in 32.5 miles via the Interstate 5 Freeway.
Woodland, Washington, is a city in Clark and Cowlitz counties. Cowlitz County has continued to help businesses and business owners create favorable economic conditions that foster healthy economic growth. Through various economic channels, including Industrial Revenue Bonds (IRB), the Cowlitz Economic Development Council (CEDC) provides industrial users access to decision-makers who can obtain tax-exempt revenue bonds. The bonds can finance real estate tenancy and machinery and equipment purchases. The federal government has established Cowlitz County as a HUBZone and provides qualifying businesses with preferential terms when negotiating government contracts. The CEDC has a long history of assisting businesses with obtaining HUBZone Certification.
