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TenantBase Description
515 Anderson Drive is a single-story multi-tenant industrial building in Romeoville for businesses that want office presence and warehouse function under one roof.
The parking side gives the building its business face, with a long light gray facade, blue entry bays and rows of windows serving the front work areas. Tenancies meet the lot with their own entrances, so staff and visitors arrive close to the front door. Lawns, young street trees and mature woods behind the site soften the industrial setting.
The opposite side is set up for work. A full-length concrete truck court serves a row of overhead doors and service entries, keeping truck movement separate from customer parking. The property also includes a common loading dock ramp for tenants who need to bridge that height difference, and renovated units include LED lighting.
That front to back arrangement suits light manufacturing, assembly, distribution and service operations. Teams can meet clients or handle paperwork up front, then move directly to storage, staging or shop work in the rear.
Listing Agent Description
Newly renovated units with LED lighting. Newly added common loading dock ramp.
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Suites Available
- Suite: 400
- Size:3,218 SF
- Monthly Rent:Negotiable
- Offices:
- Suite: 500/600
- Size:6,293 SF
- Monthly Rent:Negotiable
- Offices:
- Suite: 100/200-Available 8/2022
- Size:6,435 SF
- Monthly Rent:$5,899 + Expenses
- Offices:
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does the building support office and warehouse use?
The building is arranged with office frontage and windows facing the front parking area and warehouse service doors facing a separate rear truck court. That layout lets a business greet visitors up front while handling storage and shop work in back.
How do deliveries and truck access work?
Trucks use the full-length concrete court at the rear, which serves a row of overhead doors and service entries. The property also has a common loading dock ramp.
Where do employees and visitors park?
Staff and visitors use surface parking along the front of the building, with entrances close to the lot and truck activity kept to the rear.
Listing courtesy of Caroline Dell, cdell@lee-associates.com, Lee & Associates - Chicago