509 N Church Street

Description

Exceptional Commercial Opportunity on N Church StreetThis versatile commercial property, located at 509 and 525 N Church St in Burlington, offers a strategic combination of functional office space, specialized production areas, and significant storage capacity. With a prominent brick exterior and a durable metal roof, the building presents a professional and well-maintained presence in a high-visibility corridor. Property Highlights Versatile Floor Plan: The interior is expertly divided into a mix of professional and industrial zones, including a Reception area with a dedicated counter, two private Offices, and a Plan Room. Production & Specialized Space: Features a spacious $25'4'' \times 24'10''$ Layout Room, an $18'6'' \times 15'9''$ Press Room, and a specialized Dark Room for technical operations. Substantial Storage & Logistics: Includes a large Storage area with a clear-span design supported by steel roof beams, as well as a dedicated Shipping & Receiving zone. Loading Capabilities: The property is equipped with an 8'x8' wood overhead door featuring steel jambs and a dedicated loading dock for efficient logistics. Accessibility: Features a concrete ramp down for easy access between levels or for equipment movement. Building Specifications Feature Details Construction Professional brick masonry with a modern metal roof system. Ceiling Height High-volume spaces with a $9'0''$ ceiling height in specific office and tech areas. Site Features Paved concrete parking lot, high-visibility signage at the street, and a prominent property line layout. Utility Details Structural steel roof beams ($W15 \times 21$) and CMU wall construction for durability. Strategic Location Positioned directly on N Church Street, this property benefits from high daily traffic counts and proximity to local retail hubs. Whether utilized for continued printing and layout services, converted into a modern flex-industrial space, or used for retail distribution, these parcels provide a solid foundation for business growth in Burlington.