101 Spires Pky
Tekonsha, MI 49092

Friedman Real Estate and Ten-X Commercial present the sale of a ±73,702 SF, single-tenant industrial distribution/warehouse located at 101 Spires Parkway in Tekonsha, a village set in south-central Michigan ±20 miles north of the Indiana and Ohio borders. A former corporate headquarters and regional distribution center for Tekonsha Towing Systems, a brand of Cequent Performance Products, the property is comprised of one building situated on a ±13.77-acre parcel of land and offers abundant parking. Built in 2001, the vacant building contains ±47,682 SF of manufacturing/warehouse space split between a ±7,030 SF mezzanine/storage area (not included in total square footage) and ±26,020 SF of office space. The warehouse area features three (3) drive-in/grade-level doors, five (5) loading docks, 3-phase power, and ceiling heights of 15 feet to 24 feet. The building includes an existing cafeteria/kitchen area with an adjacent outdoor patio, and boasts large windows in the engineering area, allowing natural light into the building. Tekonsha is located between the cities of Marshall and Coldwater in Calhoun County, and is a part of the Battle Creek MSA. The site is positioned along Spires Parkway with frontage along Old US 27 to the east and is south of M-60. M-60 intersects with Interstate 69 a half mile west of the asset, and I-69 intersects with Interstate 94 approximately 13 miles north. The Spires Parkway location is strategically positioned in the central United States in close proximity to two major interstate trucking routes (I-69 and I-94), making the locale ideal for receiving and distribution of materials, goods and products. The site is positioned along Spires Parkway with frontage along Old US 27 to the east and is south of M-60. M-60 intersects with Interstate 69 a half mile west of the asset, and I-69 intersects with Interstate 94 approximately 13 miles north. The Spires Parkway location is strategically positioned in the central United States in close proximity to two major interstate trucking routes (I-69 and I-94), making the locale ideal for receiving and distribution of materials, goods and products.