For Lease: Class A Industrial Facility

Highlights

• 74,150 SF on 5.92 acres
• Built in 2001 | Zoned I-1 (Light Industrial)
• 22’ clear height | Wet-sprinklered
• 6 dock-high doors with levelers
• 1 grade-level drive-in door
• 12,000+ amps of 480V / 3-phase power
• Immediate access to I-75 and I-64
• Ideal for distribution and manufacturing

Description

SVN Stone Commercial Real Estate is pleased to bring to 2375 Fortune Drive to market for lease. The property is a well-located, Class A industrial building offering featuring 74,150 square feet on 5.92 acres within one of Lexington’s most established industrial parks. Constructed in 2001 and zoned I-1 (Light Industrial), the property is ideally configured for both distribution and manufacturing users seeking a modern, high-function facility with strong utility capacity.

The building is loaded with features including but not limited to 22’ clear height, wet- sprinkled fire protection system, robust power exceeding 12,000 amps of 480V/3 phase service, and is fully climate controlled. Loading includes six (6) dock-high doors with levelers and one (1) grade-level drive-in door, providing flexible inbound and outbound logistics capability.

Positioned with immediate access to Interstates 75 and 64, the property offers exceptional regional and interstate connectivity, allowing efficient distribution throughout Central Kentucky and into major Midwest and Southeast markets. Its location supports last-mile logistics, regional distribution as well as light-manufacturing.

The building is located within a strong industrial park environment alongside notable users including Graybar, Trane Supply, United Rentals, and Bullard, reinforcing the park’s established industrial character and long-term stability.

For further inquiries or to schedule a private tour please reach out to John Bunch at 859-433-8911 or john.bunch@svn.com.

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