1410 NM 333 Tijeras | Available Space For Lease

Highlights:

• 4,500 SF of enclosed warehouse
• 2,250 SF of covered warehouse that can be enclosed (price will increase to $14.00 PSF)
• 4 bays with 2 Pass-throughs
• 16ft High Ceiling in center
• 400 Amp Service
• Has 3 Phase converters
• 8 Inch slab
• A-2 Zoning could be changed if needed

Description:

PROPERTY OVERVIEW
Position your operation in a functional ±6,750 SF industrial/warehouse facility along the NM-333 / Historic Route 66 corridor, offering strong access and visibility near I-40.

Building & Yard Functionality
• ±4,500 SF enclosed warehouse
• ±2,250 SF covered warehouse (designed to be enclosed if needed)
• Four (4) bays including two (2) pass-through bays for efficient in/out workflow
• Clear height: up to 16’ at center—ideal for racking, light fabrication, staging, or contractor use Power & Infrastructure
• 400 Amp electrical service
• Three-phase capability via converters (supports a range of industrial equipment demands)
• 8” concrete slab for heavier-duty use and equipment loads

Zoning
A-2 zoning (Bernalillo County designation: Rural Agricultural—2-acre minimum zone classification). Zoning can be pursued for change if a different use is required, subject to County review/approval.

Ideal Uses
Great fit for contractor shops , equipment/storage, distribution staging, light manufacturing, service/repair (verify permissibility), and other industrial users needing high-capacity power and bay access.

LOCATION OVERVIEW
Strategic East Albuquerque Access Tijeras sits in the Tijeras Canyon area along I-40 and the historic Route 66 / NM-333 alignment, providing convenient connectivity for serving Albuquerque and the East Mountains. Approximately 17 miles to Albuquerque (driving distance), supporting metro labor access and regional distribution. The property benefits from I-40 area visibility and a location on the NM-333 corridor frequently used for local commuting and business traffic. Tijeras is positioned at a key crossroads area near NM-14 (Turquoise Trail) and the Route 66 corridor, supporting movement between Albuquerque, the East Mountains, and surrounding communities.

1 Space Available

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