Chicago Food Production Facility

Highlights:

• Three coolers totaling 5,200 SF
• Finished 9,513 SF second-floor office space
• Eight Interior Docks with 6 levelers. Enclosed by 4 exterior double-wide doors
• Freight elevator with 4,800-pound capacity
• Clear height of 14' to 16' on main level
• Clear height of 13 on second floor
• Approx. 9,000 SF surface parking, enclosed with fence for 20 cars
• High electrical of 800 Amp main panel (3-phase, 4-wire). Can be expanded to 1,200 Amps
• Employee locker room and lunch room

Description:

Introducing a fantastic opportunity for Food Production businesses. This 53,179 SF building offers ample space for storage and operations, ideal for businesses in need of cold storage facilities. Built in 1951 and thoughtfully renovated in 1982, this property is equipped to meet modern industry standards. Zoned M2-2 Light Industry District and strategically positioned in the heart of Chicago, it provides convenient access to key transportation routes. Don't miss out on this well-maintained, versatile property with the potential to elevate your business operations to new heights.

Discover Chicago's thriving food production industry at this prime location situated in the heart of the city. The area offers easy access to major transportation routes, including Interstates 90 and 94, ideal for the distribution of refrigerated goods. Nearby, the historic Chicago Stockyards served as a hub for the meatpacking industry and continue to influence the area's industrial landscape. Proximity to the renowned Chicago International Produce Market and Fulton Market District provides access to a network of suppliers and distributors. With its rich history and strategic positioning, the area presents a compelling opportunity for Food Production businesses.

800 Amp main panel (3-phase), 4-wire). Can be expanded to 1,200 Amp.

First Floor Total: 36,833 SF
Cold Storage (1st Floor): 3 coolers totaling 5,200 SF
Second Floor Total: 16,346 SF
Finished Office (2nd Floor): 9,513 SF
Basement: 16,346 SF, partially finished with locker rooms and lunchroom

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