+/- 22,522 sf  Industrial building located in the Carson Valley Business Park. Approx. 16,922 sf of warehouse space (including mezzanine), 5,600 sf class A office. 2.56 acres of land, of which approx 1 acre can be utilized as fenced Storage. Concrete tilt up construction. Currently for sale of lease.

WAREHOUSE: 234’x 60’ dimension, Two Bridge Cranes (5 Ton & 7 1/2 Ton), grade level doors with drive-through capability on one end,heavy duty mezzanine storage, shop offices, break-room,480v/277 3-phase 800 amp power, men’s 5-stall restroom, women’s restroom, warehouse plumbed for compressed air equipment. OFFICE: 5,600 sf 2-story class A office space,conf room, 2 executive office suites, private office, open cubicle space, marble entry/reception area, 3 restrooms down/2 up, ability to demise office space for separate users.
LOCATION: Property is located less than 2 miles from Highway 395 in Minden NV inside the Carson Valley Business Park off Airport Road. It is located appox. 10 miles south of Carson City, 45 miles south of Reno, 126 miles east of Sacramento and 212 miles east of San Francisco.

Douglas County’s mild weather and distinct four seasons make it perfect for many summer and winter activities. South Lake Tahoe is a close by for boating, swimming, waterskiing, or sailing, or hike in the Pine Nut region for a chance to see wild horses. Golfing opportunities include the semi-private Golf Club at Genoa Lakes with its championship layout, the Sierra Nevada Golf Ranch with its panoramic views, or the scenic Edgewood Tahoe golf course. Get out into nature at the Bristlecone Pine Forest and see 4,000-year-old pine trees, or visit the Great Basin National Park to hike and explore the fascinating geological formations in the Lehman Caves.

The sister cities of Minden and Gardnerville are one of the earliest settled areas of Nevada, and have “grown up” together since the early 1900s. Located in the heart of beautiful Carson Valley, Minden and Garnerville are the largest cities in the county, offering the convenience of multiple grocery stores, unique shops, and quality restaurants. The active community puts on many annual events, such as concerts in the park, farmers markets, and car shows.

Genoa is officially the oldest permanent settlement in Nevada, but it is also one of the most beautiful communities in the state. It is home to the famous Genoa Bar, the oldest continually run saloon in the state of Nevada, which has been frequented by the likes of Clark Gable and Johnny Cash. It also has two championship golf courses.

A terrific starting place to all that Lake Tahoe has to offer, the cities of Stateline and Kingsbury are vacation destinations with populations that swell during the peak of summer and winter activities. Stateline has four casino resorts with award-winning restaurants, luxurious spas, and superstar entertainment. Kingsbury is situated 7,500 feet above South Lake Tahoe and overlooks Carson Valley, while Heavenly Ski Resort only a half-mile away.

The Minden Tahoe Airport offers the convenience of direct access to Carson Valley by air, and the Reno/Tahoe International Airport is only a 45 mile drive from Minden. Douglas County also has access to two major transportation corridors, Highway 395 and U.S. 50, plus State Route 207 (Kingsbury Grade). Douglas County’s public services are first rate, with the Minden Medical Center offering a wide range of specialties, and the nearby Carson-Tahoe Hospital, which treats patients on a larger scale.

The excellent education opportunities in Douglas County include one of the best school districts in the state with test scores reaching well above the national standard. There are seven elementary schools, three middle schools, and three high schools. For advanced learning, Western Nevada College’s Minden campus offers strong academic programs and smaller class sizes. Also nearby is University of Nevada, Reno (UNR), which was ranked as one of America’s best colleges by U.S. News & World Report.

Douglas County real estate options range from craftsman-style homes, ranch spreads, and luxury estates to mountain cottages, historic mansions, and lakeside cabins. In addition, Douglas County commercial real estate has great opportunities to start or expand a business with buildings and sites that are ideal for any business venture.

Storey County has a thriving commercial real estate market due to the Tahoe Reno Industrial Center and the cooperation of  Storey County officials encouraging  & promotiong Northern Nevada industrial and manufacturing growth. Storey County NV commercial property includes Virginia City (the county seat) which is an old Mining Town and is highly trafficked by tourism throughout the year and Lockwood which is located off of Interstate 80 and sits along the Truckee River. Lockwood is approximately 7 miles east Reno/Sparks and is a very popular area for Industrial/ Manufacturing relocation and expansion in Northern Nevada. The Tahoe Reno Industrial Center (TRIC) is located in Storey County and consists of approximately 107,000 acres zoned industrial use and once completed is intended to be a mixed use,  non residential development including industrial, office and commercial business. The TRI has the capacity to hold 80 million square feet of industrial space and at build out will be the largest industrial park in the United States. Current companies that occupy the Tahoe Reno Industrial Center include: Pet Smart Distribution Center, Prologis, PPG, DIS, and McShane to name a few. Commercial property in Storey County Nevada includes both rail and non-rail served properties. Storey County Nevada is adjacent to Washoe, Lyon and Carson Counties. The median family income in Storey County is $57,000 and there is an approximate population of 3500.

Storey County Nevada  County Website

Mineral County Economic Development

Churchill County is located in west central Nevada and is an hour from Reno. Fallon Nevada is the largest city as well as the county seat in Churchill County. Fallon Nevada offers a very pro-business climate with commercial properties both industrial and manufacturing buildings and land available at reasonable pricing. Fallon is home to the Fallon Naval Air Station, Lake Lahontan and also includes a variety of Industrial, Office, Geothermal, a large retail sector and is very rich in the agricultural business with over 4,900 sq miles of fertile ag & desert land. Churchill County also prides itself in being a leader in producing green energy. Highway 50 is the main route through Churchill County and Union Pacific Railroad has a track running parallel to US Highway 50 to serve the many  businesses . Churchill County offers a small town feel and still allows the residents to enjoy affordable housing and living expenses. The largest employer in Churchill County is the Churchill County School District and there a 3 Fortune 1000 companies located in Churchill County. Churchill County is adjacent to Lyon, Washoe, Pershing, Lander, Nye & Mineral Counties. The median family income in Churchill County is $46,624 and there is an approximate population of 24,000.

Fallon Chamber

Churchill County

Pershing County Nevada is a rural county located off of Interstate 80 and is located in between Reno and Winnemucca. Pershing County commercial property offers a high desert atmosphere with highly affordable properties to suit manufacturers of all sizes. Pershing County consists of the following towns: Imlay, Mill City, Unionville and Lovelock which is also the County Seat. Pershing County Nevada is adjacent to Washoe, Humboldt, Lander and Churchill Counties. Pershing County does not have any impact fees and has a Sales Tax of 7.1. Pershing County, Nevada is home to approximately 6,500 people with the median household income of $53,000. Pershing County has a median housing price of $129,000.

Pershing County NV County Website

Washoe County’s mild climate with four distinct seasons provides for a plethora of recreational activities. If golfing is your favorite pastime, Washoe County is one of Nevada’s most popular golf vacation destinations with more than 50 championship courses. Residents head to beautiful Lake Tahoe, one of the world’s clearest and deepest mountain lakes, to play in the water, fish, or go boating in the summertime, or take advantage of its two dozen world-class ski resorts in the winter. Hikers and mountain bikers love the Tahoe Rim Trail for its panoramic views, old-growth trees, and crystal clear lakes.

There are a host of celebrations and annual special events in Washoe County, including the Great Reno Balloon Race, the Reno Rodeo, Hot August Nights, and the Reno National Championship Air Races. A number of cultural organizations add depth and character to Washoe County, while sparking creativity in young and old alike. Reno Philharmonic, Reno Chamber Orchestra, and the Nevada Opera are all dedicated to contributing to the county’s rich culture.

Often referred to as the Biggest Little City on the World, Reno boasts the University of Nevada, Reno, the world-class Nevada Museum of Art, and the National Automobile Museum. Sparks is a vacation destination with a luxury hotel resort, the 80-acre Sparks Marina Park, Wild Island Family Adventure Park, many championship golf courses, and beautiful Victorian Square.

Washoe County has two notable airports, Reno-Tahoe International Airport and Reno Stead Airport, while Reno is a major crossroads for truck and railroad services. Hop onto I-80 from Reno or Sparks and head west to Sacramento and San Francisco or east to Salt Lake City. U.S. Highway 395 is another major corridor running southbound to Los Angeles, and northbound to Oregon, Washington, and Canada. It is only a four hour drive to the Customs Port of San Francisco, the sixth largest customs seaport/airport in the country, plus three major airports: San Francisco International Airport, Mineta San José International Airport, and Oakland International Airport.

Washoe County has excellent public services, including the Northern Nevada Medical Center for general and specialized medical services, Renown Health with its leading specialists in every major field of medicine, and Saint Mary’s Healthfirst which ranks in the top 100 of healthcare systems in the nation.

Washoe County boasts excellent public schools many of which offer honors and advanced placement, programs for gifted and talented students, and the International Baccalaureate Program. There are 58 elementary schools, 11 middle schools, 13 high schools, about 46 private schools, and two special needs schools. For more advanced education, the University of Nevada, Reno (UNR) was ranked as one of America’s best colleges by U.S. News & World Report. The county is also home to many other universities and community colleges, including Truckee Meadows Community College, Career College of Northern Nevada, Morrison University, and the University of Phoenix, Nevada Campus.

Washoe County real estate offers a variety of suburban and rural homes for any lifestyle. Expect anything from luxury estates, craftsman-style homes, and ranches on acreage to lakeside cottages, historic homes, and mountain chalets. Washoe County Nevada commercial real estate is also brimming with opportunities for any business venture. If you are seeking a place of plentiful housing, a growing economy and moderate cost of living, Washoe County has just what you are looking for.

As Nevada’s leading manufacturing city, Carson City is strategically located near major cities and ports, is only 30 miles from Reno, NV, and less than three hours from Sacramento, CA. It also has direct access to two major corridors, U.S. 395 and U.S. 50. Carson City Airport provides direct flights for vacation and business travelers and the Reno/Tahoe International Airport is just a short distance from Carson City. The health care system is impressive with the Carson-Tahoe Hospital, Allied Family Urgent Care, and the Sierra Family Health Center and Urgent Care.

Carson City has a broad range of educational opportunities with six elementary schools, two middle schools, two high schools, one special education school, and an adult education school. For more advanced education, Western Nevada College has strong academic programs, smaller classes, and knowledgeable professors. The University of Nevada, Reno campus is nearby and was ranked as one of America’s best collages by the U.S. News & World Report. There are also many other universities and community colleges in the area.

Carson City’s ideal climate makes for abundant recreational opportunities in Carson City and surrounding areas. In the city enjoy 30 parks, and the Carson River, which is popular for fishing, river rafting, mountain biking, off-roading, hunting, and horse-back riding. Lake Tahoe is close by and there are 15 ski areas less than an hour away, including Heavenly and Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe ski resorts. The Carson City area has nine unbelievable golf courses referred to as the Divine 9. Hiking and mountain biking opportunities include the well-known Spooner Summit, Brunswick Canyon, the Pine Nut region, as well as many beginner trails just minutes from downtown Carson City.

The Carson City arts community is spectacular with the Brewery Arts Center, the Capitol Complex, and six museums. The Kit Carson Trail and Talking Houses is a walking path through the city’s residential district that leads to 1800s-era Victorian-style homes, churches and museums. The Nevada State Railroad Museum offers train rides and displays a collection of restored historic Virginia and Truckee Railroad equipment. The active community offers tons of annual events, classic car shows, and offers great entertainment prospects with visiting artists such as Cirque du Soleil, plus comedy and magic shows at area casinos.

As Nevada’s state capital, Carson City Carson City enjoys a lot of “bests.” It is continually recognized as the number-one business-friendly state in the country. It was ranked in the top 50 communities in the West for the greatest opportunities for business, jobs, and lifestyle as well as a favored relocation spot for companies interested in low taxes, affordable housing and real estate costs, and an abundant labor force by the National Association of Industrial & Office Properties in their book Boomtown USA by John M. Shultz. In addition, the city’s Old West flair and many historical landmarks have earned it the honor of being named the best western historical site in Nevada in True West Magazine. Carson City commercial real estate truly offers unlimited opportunities for growth and success.

Industrial Flex Space condo units available ranging from 2,760 sf to 5,600 sf. Units are like new and ready for occupancy. Entire building is concrete block construction. Clear ceiling heights of 19′ -20′+. HVAC in office space, warehouse heated with wall units. 277/480v 200 amp 3 phase and 120/208v 200 amp power. Perfect for light manufacturing or warehousing.

Property is located less than 2 miles from Hwy 395 in Minden, NV inside the Carson Valley Business Park. It is located approx. 10 miles south of Carson City, 45 miles south of Reno, 126 miles east of Sacramento and 212 miles east of San Francisco. Hwy 395 & Hwy 50 are the 2 major highways that serve this region. Truck service from Minden can reach 7 western states within 1 day and another 4 states on next day service. Nevada has no personal or corporate state income tax, no inventory tax, no franchise tax, no unitary tax, no estate and or gift tax, no inheritance tax and no special intangible tax. Sales tax in Douglas County is currently 7.1%. Building is located one block from a 360,000 sf Starbucks roasting facility. Nevada offers several different incentive programs for businesses relocating here.