Rare opportunity to acquire an operational data center facility in Newton, Kansas, strategically located within the greater Wichita Metro / South Central Kansas market. This specialized technology property offers existing critical infrastructure and substantial electrical service, including a 300 kVA transformer, with ability to expand to 1000 kVA utilizing existing infrastructure, providing an attractive foundation for continued data center operations or other power-intensive technology uses. The facility is positioned for a variety of potential users, including data center operations, edge computing, colocation, private cloud infrastructure, server hosting, telecommunications, network operations, disaster recovery, business continuity, and other mission-critical technology applications. Investment highlights Operational Data Center 300 kVA Transformer (can expand to 1000 kVA) Raised Floor Data Center Room – Cooling Infrastructure Installed FM200 Fire Suppression System Three CRAC Units Three UPS Backup Units Backup Generator and an 850 Gallon Diesel Fuel Tank Fiber Optic Internet Redundant Power 9,300 SF Building 2.9 Acre Lot Size Built in 2009 Meticulously Maintained Search Keywords Operational Data Center, Data Center For Sale, Kansas Data Center, Wichita Data Center, Wichita Metro Data Center, Newton Kansas Data Center, Mission Critical Facility, Mission Critical Infrastructure, Edge Data Center, Edge Computing, Colocation, Server Hosting, Private Cloud, Cloud Infrastructure, Network Operations Center, NOC, Telecommunications Facility, Fiber Connectivity, Technology Infrastructure, Critical Infrastructure, Transformer, 3-Phase Power, Electrical Infrastructure, Dedicated Transformer, Disaster Recovery, Business Continuity, Central US Data Center, Midwest Data Center, Technology Real Estate Located approximately 25 miles north of Wichita, Newton provides a strategic Central U.S. location with excellent regional connectivity and convenient access to the Wichita metropolitan area. The property's existing data center improvements may provide a significant advantage compared with developing a new facility from the ground up.