900 N State St is an industrial building in Elgin, Illinois, that pairs a presentable street-facing office with a large production floor and dock loading. The combination suits a business that needs room for hands-on work alongside a welcoming place to receive staff and visitors.
The front of the building is brick with a wide glass entry reached by a concrete walk through lawn, planted beds and mature trees. Windows across the office front bring natural light into the entry zone and give the street side a settled, professional appearance.
Inside the entrance, a lobby and waiting area provides a comfortable first stop for guests, set apart from the working areas beyond. The arrangement keeps arrival and day-to-day operations in their own zones while remaining under one roof.
The main work floor is a broad, open high-bay space under an exposed truss ceiling with long runs of overhead lighting. The clear, open layout leaves room for production equipment, workstations and material handling to be organized for efficient flow, making it practical for manufacturing, assembly or warehouse use.
The work floor connects directly to loading at the rear of the building, where a metal-clad dock wall holds a row of dock doors alongside a grade-level drive-in door. The dock doors have upper windows and exterior bumpers, and a broad concrete apron gives trucks and service vehicles room to position and maneuver for steady inbound and outbound movement.
Staff are served by multi-fixture mens and womens restrooms with locker areas. The location offers easy access to I-90 for regional travel and connections toward the O'Hare area.
› Sublease until 2/28/2028 - longer term lease available through landlord
› Short term deals will be considered
› Easy access to I-90
› Kane County taxes
› 28 minutes to O’Hare Airport
› Mens/Womens multi-fixture bathrooms with locker area
The building combines a brick office front with lobby and waiting space and a large open high-bay production and warehouse floor. The office entry is separated from operations, so visitors arrive in a professional setting while work continues elsewhere in the building.
Loading is at the rear, with a row of dock doors plus a grade-level drive-in door opening to a broad concrete apron. The direct connection between the main work floor and the dock wall supports movement of materials, equipment and finished goods.
The building has multi-fixture mens and womens restrooms with locker areas for staff. It also has easy access to I-90 for commuting, deliveries and regional travel.