For Sa 1821 Highway 19 South Bryson City, NC 28713 273,282 s.f. plastic injection molding facility on 20.29 Acres Ideal asset for any injection modeling company Robin Boylan CCIM, SIOR +1 828 258 6377 [email protected]Matt Rakowich +1 773 632 1053 [email protected]Competitive advantages INJECTION MOLDING “PLUG AND PLAY”: Significant machinery and equipment to support an injection molding operation will remain in place during the initial marketing of the property and presents a “plug and play” opportunity for another injection molding operator. AVAILABLE MANUFACTURING LABOR: The current unemployment rate in Swain County is now up to 7.3% which represents approximately 450 workers without jobs and over 3,704 workers without jobs in a regional commute radius. AGGRESSIVE INCENTIVES: Swain County is a Tier-1 designation which qualifies for the highest level of grants and incentives in the state of North Carolina, including JDIG (Jobs Development Investment Grants) and the One NC Fund. As such, manufacturers locating in Swain County qualify for the highest level of grants in the state’s incentive program. Base building & land Asking price: $4,750,000.00 ($17.38 per s.f.) Ownership willing to sell machinery at additional cost. See page 2. Tax assessment: $5,428,720 Property taxes (2017): $72,912
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For Sale1821 Highway 19 SouthBryson City, NC 28713
273,282 s.f. plastic injection molding facility on 20.29 AcresIdeal asset for any injection modeling company
Competitive advantagesINJECTION MOLDING “PLUG AND PLAY”: Significant machinery and equipment to support an injection molding operation will remain in place during the initial marketing of the property and presents a “plug and play” opportunity for another injection molding operator.
AVAILABLE MANUFACTURING LABOR: The current unemployment rate in Swain County is now up to 7.3% which represents approximately 450 workers without jobs and over 3,704 workers without jobs in a regional commute radius.
AGGRESSIVE INCENTIVES: Swain County is a Tier-1 designation which qualifies for the highest level of grants and incentives in the state of North Carolina, including JDIG (Jobs Development Investment Grants) and the One NC Fund. As such, manufacturers locating in Swain County qualify for the highest level of grants in the state’s incentive program.
Base building & landAsking price: $4,750,000.00 ($17.38 per s.f.)Ownership willing to sell machinery at additional cost. See page 2.Tax assessment: $5,428,720Property taxes (2017): $72,912
- 18 Toshiba presses ranging in capacity from 120 to 2750 ton capacity, 13 of which are robot operated
- 19 Resin Dryers with capacity of 220 - 60000 lbs. of material per hour
- Heavy Cranes in Place (Demag) - One (1) 10 ton crane – 400’ travel; hook to floor length of 17’-8” - One (1) 20 ton crane – 285’ travel; hook to floor length of 16’-5” - Two (2) 25 ton cranes – 400’ travel - 14’ -9.5” and 15’-5” hook to floor lengths - One (1) 30 ton crane – 400’ travel; hook to floor length of 17’-3”
- IMS Resin Dumping Station with 2500 lbs. max load
- 6 Resin Silos - Three (3) 7010 cubic ft. capacity resin silos - One (1) 3710 cubic ft. capacity resin silo - One (1) 1425 cubic ft. Resin
- 2016 Novatec Material Resin Conveyance System
Additional Paint Line, Skin Cell and RIM Cell infrastructure also for sale.
Building specs
- 273,282 s.f. of space available
- 4,284 s.f. 2-story office space
- 21’ - 27’ clear height
- Renovated in 2004 (built in 1979)
- 8 exterior docks (9’x10’)
- 1 dock high loading door (9’x10’)
- 2 drive-in doors (10’x14’)
- 5 roll up doors
- Wet sprinklers with 8” fire loop
- 6” reinforced concrete floors
- Fully sprinklered
- 176 paved, marked, lighted spaces
Heavy Power
- Primary distribution line of 12,470 volts
- 8,000 Amps / 480v 3P (4 panels)
- Four 2000kVA pad mounted transformers
- Four internal square D switchgears (2000 amps)
Column Spacing
- 25’x50’ (main production area)
- 40’x50’ (warehouse addition)
Utilities
- Gas: 6” high pressure main and 2” line - PSNC Energy
- Water/Sewer: 8” mains and 6” lines - town of Bryson City
Although truck traffic must wind the final mile through local traffic, the subject facility is within one (1) minute of a 4-lane divided highway and just 35 minutes from I-40 and I-26 connectors.
