7149 Logistics Ln
Fort Mill, SC 29715
Stateline 77 · Property For Lease
HIGHLIGHTS
- Stateline 77 is positioned among a rich industrial portfolio in York County, 14 miles from Charlotte CBD.
- Up to 786,167 square feet, state-of-the-art industrial space available with trailer storage for up to 264 spaces.
- Surrounding businesses occupying distribution space in the area include Ross, Stanley Black & Decker, FedEx, and DHL.
- Located less than one mile from Interstate 77, four miles from Interstate 485, and 14 miles from Interstate 85 allowing for easy access.
- Businesses can expect 4,000 amps, 480/277 volts, and 3-phase power along with a combined 168 docks and three drive-in doors.
PROPERTY FACTS
| Park Type | Industrial Park |
ABOUT THE PROPERTY
7149 Logistics Lane offers brand-new industrial space with 786,162 square feet available. The Stateline 77 industrial park consists of two buildings, one at 767,162 square feet, and another that is 221,000 square feet. Both of which are anticipated to complete final construction in Q2 2022. Fort Mills is easily accessible by three major interstates, one international airport, and one rail line. Stateline 77 is less than a mile away and has direct access to Interstate 77. The NS Thoroughbred Bulk Transfer Terminal- Charlotte is a quick 4-miles and Charlotte Douglas International Airport is 11-miles from the industrial facilities. Port access is available at North Charleston Terminal which is within a day's drive from Stateline 77 industrial park. York County is positioned along the North-South Carolina border, benefitting from Charlotte’s fast-growing population and South Carolina’s friendly industrial business climate. This prominent location is known for its rich industrial portfolio and development and sits adjacent to major companies such as Ross, Stanley Black & Decker, U.S. Foods, Fed Ex, Tractor Supply, and DHL. Within 700 miles of York, there are about 170 million United States & Canadian consumers and more than 60% of the country's industrial manufacturing base.
