State of the Art Industrial User Property with Outdoor Storage

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14 Wags Road is a state of the art 6,144 SF industrial property situated on 1.16 Acres. The current owner developed the property when he discovered a need in the community for top class infrastructure mixed with yardage area suitable for maneuvering and storing large boats or vehicles. Built in 2006, this Morton Building features 3 private industrial bays, 672 SF of office space and 3 overhead doors. 14 Wags is located on a private road that provides 25' of frontage on the high traffic Falmouth Road. The property is well secured by a fully enclosed black galvanized chain link fence, security system and exterior video surveillance on every corner which is monitored 24/7. This industrial property is skillfully designed for business operations that require ample storage, showroom space, service/maintenance and more. 14 Wags Road is being sold vacant leaving endless opportunities for its next owner. The high-end property is perfect for medium to high ticket sales and service or any business operation requiring service and display accommodations. The asset is strategically positioned in the heart of Mashpee’s commercial trade area. 14 Wags is located within 1-mile of national tenants such as Marshalls, TD Bank, CVS Pharmacy, Dunkins, Verizon, Homegoods, Pottery Barn, and Starbucks, increasing consumer footprint in the area. Call MANSARD today to schedule a complimentary tour.


Categories:
Commercial Properties for Sale, Brokerage, Drone/Artistic, Marketing/PR
Property Types:
Industrial, Cannabis
States:
MASSACHUSETTS
Regions:
Barnstable County


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