2057 Weeks Road offers a newly constructed ±54,600 SF industrial warehouse facility within Fayetteville Business Park, designed to accommodate manufacturing, distribution, logistics, and heavy industrial users. Situated on approximately 4.6 acres and zoned HI, the shell building features a highly functional 260’ x 210’ footprint with 52’ x 52’ column spacing, 36’ clear height at center and 32’ clear at the eaves, providing efficient vertical storage and operational flexibility. The facility includes two 9’ x 10’ dock-high doors, one 12’ x 12’ drive-in door, a durable 6” concrete floor slab, standing seam metal roof system, and expandable truck court configuration tailored to tenant requirements. Delivered in shell condition, the property allows users to customize HVAC, lighting, sprinklers, and interior improvements to suit specialized operational needs. The site also includes dedicated auto and trailer parking, modern circulation design, and immediate access to major regional transportation corridors within one of Fayetteville’s emerging industrial growth nodes. Located just off I-95 Business with nearby connectivity to I-95 and I-295, the property provides efficient access throughout the Southeast distribution corridor and direct regional connectivity to Raleigh, Charlotte, Wilmington, and the broader Mid-Atlantic market. Fayetteville Business Park continues to attract major industrial and logistics users including Amazon, FedEx, Soffe, Walmart, and Mann+Hummel, reinforcing the area’s established industrial infrastructure and workforce base. Fayetteville Regional Airport is approximately 10 miles away, while the Port of Wilmington, an FTZ-eligible deepwater port, is accessible within approximately 95 miles. Within a 10-mile radius, the area supports a daytime population exceeding 289,000 people and average household incomes above $82,000, while the labor pool includes strong concentrations in manufacturing, transportation, production, and logistics-related occupations. The surrounding market continues to benefit from planned roadway improvements, expanding industrial development, and proximity to Fort Bragg, one of the nation’s largest military installations.