Sunray Terminal

Highlights:

• Intracoastal Waterfront Frontage – 985 linear feet along the Intracoastal Waterway with direct access to Redfish Bay and Gulf Coast marine routes
• Existing Terminal Infrastructure – Fully improved site designed for petroleum product storage, transfer and marine-based logistics operations
• Significant Storage Capacity – Two primary tanks (70,000 & 55,000 barrels) totaling 125,000 barrels of storage
• Can be Converted to Fuel Terminal
• Supplemental Tank Farm – Multiple 400-barrel and 200-barrel tanks supporting flexible storage operations
• LACT-Equipped Systems – Six tanks with Lease Automatic Custody Transfer units for efficient metering and transfer
• Marine Docking Facilities – Existing dock/berth with pilings to support barge access and waterfront operations
• Bulkhead & Shoreline Improvements – ±350 LF of concrete bulkhead with rip-rap stabilization for long-term durability
• Vapor Control & Containment – Integrated vapor control system and overspill containment infrastructure in place
• Secured Industrial Site – Fenced facility with controlled access for operational security
• Dual Access Points – Two gravel road entrances from Sunray Road allowing flexible site circulation
• No Zoning Restrictions – Located outside city limits, subject to Industrial District Agreement
• Usable Industrial Acreage – ±22.493 acres of usable land with additional wetlands providing natural buffering
• On-Site Office Building – ±750 SF office (built circa 2014–2016) supporting administrative operations

Description:

Sunray Terminal presents a rare opportunity to acquire a fully improved waterfront crude oil terminal and docking facility along the Intracoastal Waterway in the Corpus Christi market. The ±47.2-acre site includes approximately 22.5 acres of usable land, with the remaining area consisting primarily of wetlands that provide natural buffering and support environmental compliance.

The facility is equipped with extensive crude oil storage and handling infrastructure, including two large-capacity tanks totaling approximately 125,000 barrels, along with multiple smaller tanks, several equipped with LACT (Lease Automatic Custody Transfer) units for efficient metering and transfer operations. Additional improvements include a vapor control system, overspill containment measures and an active SPCC plan, supporting safe and compliant operations.

Waterfront features include approximately 985 feet of frontage on Redfish Bay, a concrete bulkhead, rip-rap shoreline stabilization and an existing dock/berthing area with pilings in place, enabling direct access to key Gulf Coast marine transportation routes. The secured, fenced site is accessible via two gravel roads from Sunray Road and includes a ±750 SF office building for on-site administrative support.

With no zoning restrictions and a substantial usable land component, the property offers flexibility for continued crude oil operations, redevelopment or expansion.

Located on the northeast side of Sunray Road in San Patricio County, fronting the Intracoastal Canal and Redfish Bay (southwest of Aransas Pass and east of Ingleside)

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