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Industrial/flex zoning (Florence County Flex Office/ Light Industrial) with existing structure, candidate for DC conversion
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Scored using engine v1 · 11/14/2026
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This Florence, South Carolina industrial campus offers approximately 200,000 square feet across two fully sprinklered buildings on a fenced and gated 10.33-acre site. Built in 1991 with 50-by-20-foot column spacing, both structures feature clear heights of 27.75 feet at center and 17.5 feet at eave, supported by 1,600-amp, 480-volt three-phase electrical service from Duke Energy. Zoned for flex office and light industrial use, the property is served by city water and sewer, with natural gas available through Carolina Gas Transmission Company. Building 1 provides approximately 100,000 square feet of warehouse space with four dock-high doors, two drive-in doors, and a loading dock with lift, alongside a two-story office component. Building 2 mirrors this configuration with similar dock and drive-in door access, plus exterior access to additional electrical storage space. The layout is subdivisible and designed to accommodate a range of industrial, distribution, and infrastructure applications with ample loading capacity and functional office support.
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