±21,000 SF on ±18 Acres of Industrial Land 925 M St 21,000 SF 100% Leased Industrial Building Firebaugh, CA 93622 $1,935,000 ($92.14/SF)

Industrial property consisting of (4) buildings totaling ±21,000 SF, plus a ±2,560 SF overhang, on ±18 acres. Building 1 is a ±3,600 SF HVAC-equipped warehouse. Building 2 is a ±7,900 SF warehouse with a crane, air lines and water lines. Building 3 is a ±7,700 SF warehouse with a ±2,560 SF overhang, and (3) dock high loading doors to building. Building 4 is a ±1,800 SF office building. Includes 2,000 amps of 3-phase power, LED lighting, a concrete pad, city services and a paint booth permitted and approved by the Air Pollution Control Board. Formerly occupied by Hiller Aircraft Corporation for helicopter manufacturing, repair and modification. M-1 (Light Industrial) zoning supports light manufacturing, warehousing, storage and service commercial uses. Located along the canal across from Firebaugh Airport and ±0.2 miles from CA-33 access. Highly visible location with nearby highway entrance and exit ramps off 12th Street and quick access to CA-33, providing convenient regional connectivity. Strategically positioned near M Street and 12th Street, with approximately ±44,243 vehicles per day in the surrounding area.
Parcel is located on M St, 0.2 mi to CA-33 in Firebaugh, CA just south of N St, west of 10th St, & east of 8th St. Strategically located near the CA State Highway 33 with immediate access to all parts of Firebaugh within minutes. The parcel is located near Firebaugh Airport, the San Joaquin River, Firebaugh Middle & High School, Rodeo Grounds & West Hills College. Firebaugh hosts an annual Cantaloupe Round-Up Festival in the nearby Dunkle Park. The event aims at celebrating the peak harvest of the melon in late July and is an economic boost for local businesses. Firebaugh is a city in Fresno County, California, United States, on the west side of the San Joaquin River 38 miles west of Fresno. State Route 33 and the San Joaquin Valley Railroad, West Side Subdivision, pass through downtown. A small commercial district features the ubiquitous California Central Valley water tank painted with the city's name.