491 Bowling Green Rd, Lexington, MS 39095

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Building Details:

• Year Built: 1997

491 Bowling Green Rd is located in Lexington, MS.

The subject site is improved with a manufacturing plant building with steel frame, metal panel walls, metal truss roof structure, concrete floors. The building measures approximately five hundred twenty eight feet by approximately two hundred and seventy feet and contains 112,601 square feet of building area. The subject building was constructed in 1997.

The office areas of the building improvements have been renovated during the past year. However, the second floor office area is only partially renovated. The incomplete office renovations could be finished for a minimal amount of money. A significant amount of equipment (personal property – furniture, fixtures and equipment) present.

The building is partitioned into 5,340 square feet of office area and 104,998 square feet of manufacturing area on the first floor and 2.263 square feet of office area and 3,080 square feet of floored attic (storage area) on the second floor.

The manufacturing plant space is improved with concrete floors, open steel I-beam framing members, insulated metal sandwich panel walls and insulated metal sandwich panel ceilings. The entire building has insulated walls and ceilings. The manufacturing plant space is heated by sixteen suspended gas space heaters and is cooled by five vent fans. The eave height of the building varies from twenty-eight feet to thirty-one feet with a center height of thirty-seven feet. The building is improved with twenty one exterior over-head doors. The entire building is equipped with a wetfire sprinkler system. Other improvements to the manufacturing portion of the building include air compressor lines, five 1-ton cranes and a central rail system for moving heavy objects through the plant area.

Mechanical Equipment includes central heat and air units, suspended gas space heaters, hot water heaters and extremely large electrical systems which are capable of providing simultaneous power industrial systems.