Prominently positioned in the Upstate South Carolina market, 578 Robinson Road is a 1.4 million-square-foot industrial building equidistant between Greenville and Spartanburg. This turnkey facility offers an exceptional opportunity to immediately occupy the entire facility at a below-market rate, featuring a pre-existing distribution setup, perfect for a distribution center to begin operations with little to no ramp-up time. The property comprises a 1,400,580-square-foot warehouse building with 36-foot clear heights, a 10,248-square-foot main office area, a 2,283-square-foot shipping and receiving office, and a 4,527-square-foot warehouse breakroom. Industrial users at this location will benefit from its central locale and established manufacturing, assembly, and distribution workforce. Building specifications include a cross-dock configuration, four drive-ins, and 246 dock doors with packages of 40,000-pound automatic levelers, canopies, seals, locks, and bumpers. Expect LED lighting, an ESFR fire suppression system, and 4,000-amp, 480-volt, 3-phase power. Employees can access various on-site amenities, such as vending machine hookups, restrooms, storage spaces, and dedicated trucker areas. Situated on a 111-acre site, the property has abundant parking with 200 car spaces, 568 trailer spaces, and plenty of room for truck maneuvering. Greer and the Highway 101 Corridor thrives as an advantageous industrial location with quick access to interstates, population centers, railroad intermodal, and ports. 578 Robinson Road sits minutes from Highway 29 and Interstate 85, providing seamless connections to Interstate 26, Interstate 585, and beyond. Other primary transportation routes within a 5-mile radius of the property include the Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport and railroad access. The surrounding corridor contains many large industrial users, including BMW's three million-square-foot production facility in Greer, Swift, Plastic Omnium, Pilot, and many more. More recently, growth in imports and e-commerce operations attracted retail distributors, such as Dollar General, and Adidas, to the Spartanburg area.