- 2500 West Park Drive in Gainesville, Georgia, is a 758,488 sq.ft. warehouse/distribution facility on 53.3 acres with excellent access to Interstate 985.
- The facility is 100% occupied by Continental Tire, the world’s fourth largest tire manufacturer. The building was built in 2000 specifically for Continental Tire and is the sole Georgia facility for nearly every tire and rubber product made by Continental and serves critical Southeast and Atlanta metro area retail supply chains.
- The building has excellent access to Interstate 985. Gainesville is northeast of Atlanta which is home to the convergence of major key interstates and is one of only seven cities in North America that is served by seven major interstate systems: I-20, I-75, I-85, I-285, I-575, I675 and I-985. Trucks originating from Atlanta can reach 79% of the nation’s largest consumer markets within two delivery days.
- The building has a rail spur to an active, uncongested, Norfolk-Southern Rail line and has six (6) rail doors for easy on/off loading to rail cars. The Atlanta metropolitan area has unsurpassed class 1 rail access with numerous CSX and Norfolk-Southern rail lines and intermodal shipping yards throughout.
- 71 dock-high doors with a 130’ all-concrete truck court with drive aisles and separate truck access. Additional space for storage of sixty (60) trailers.
- 30’ clear heights with column spacing of 42’ x 45’.
- The building is 100% protected with an ESFR fire protection system.
- The 480’ x 1,575’ building was built of cast concrete tilt-up walls; interior structural steel framework; and a single-ply, TPO mechanically-fastened roof system.
- 119 car parking spaces with a separate entrance for building employees.
- Power supplied by two 500-Amp 277/4800 services and one 1,200-Amp 277/4800 service.
- Located in Atlanta’s premiere I-85/Northeast industrial submarket, the building is located in a robust industrial hub that is home to 47 Fortune 500 firms with industrial operations in the immediate vicinity, including Cargill, Coca-Cola, FedEx, Land ‘o Lakes, Liberty Mutual, Pepsi, Reliance, TRW, UPS and Wrigley’s. The area is also home to more than 300 manufacturing firms and 41 international companies representing 15 foreign countries. The building is three hours drive-time west of the Port of Savannah, one of the fastest growing deep-water ports on the US East Coast: third largest port by container volume in the US after L.A. and NY/NJ; first major East Coast port of service outside of Florida for ships moving from Asia via the Panama Canal; and has direct daily CSX and Norfolk-Southern rail service direct to Atlanta’s intermodal network.
- For more information, please contact:
Matt Marks
Tower Investments, LLC
250 W. Main St., Suite 101
Woodland, CA 95695
(530) 668-1000 – telephone
(530) 666-5574 – facsimile
mattmarks@towerinv.com
www.towerinv.com
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