Industrial Space Overview
Building B1 at 1511 Zoo Parkway presents an incredible opportunity within the newly established Imeson Park South industrial campus. This brand-new facility offers 235,733 square feet of total space, with versatile subdivision options allowing for arrangements as compact as 40,000 square feet. The property features a 32-foot clear height, 52 dock-high doors, and two drive-in bays, making it ideal for businesses seeking a modern distribution or warehousing solution. Located in a thriving industrial hub, it benefits from proximity to major industry players such as Amazon and Sub Zero.
Core Specifications
Building B1 features a robust 3,000-amp electrical system, a 7-inch slab fortified with a vapor barrier, and ESFR fire protection for optimal safety. The facility includes 2,145 square feet of spec office space and ample parking with 69 trailer spaces and 171 automobile spaces.
Building Features
- 32-foot clear height for maximum storage capacity.
- Reinforced concrete construction for durability.
- ESFR sprinkler system for enhanced safety.
Loading & Access
- 52 dock-high doors for efficient loading and unloading.
- Two drive-in bays for easy access.
- Convenient 60-foot concrete apron for smooth operations.
Utilities & Power
- 3,000 amps of power supply available.
- Robust electrical system to support various industrial operations.
Location & Connectivity
Conveniently positioned northeast of Jacksonville's Central Business District (CBD), Imeson Industrial Park offers unmatched connectivity. The property is less than 4 miles from Interstates 95 and 295, providing seamless access to Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) and Jacksonville Port Authority (JAXPort).
Strategic Location Highlights
- Located in a 3 million-square-foot industrial hub.
- Proximity to major highways for efficient logistics.
- Access to a skilled labor force in the Jacksonville area.
Extras
- Flexible layout options available for tenant customization.
- Potential for subdivision to meet varying space requirements.
