Overview

Small-bay industrial units
on 3.7 acres in Rocky Mount

1805 Boone Street is a 28,462 square foot industrial building on 3.7 acres, with 24,379 SF available across 17 units from 1,176 to 2,805 SF. The units open onto a covered drive aisle that runs the length of the building, so tenants can pull a vehicle inside to load out of the weather. US-64 is about 3 miles away, I-95 about 6, and CSX’s Carolina Connector intermodal terminal about 13, which suits the building to contractors, storage, and last-mile distribution.

24,379 SF available — 17 units from 1,176 to 2,805 SF
$8.00/SF NNN for warehouse units; $7.00/SF NNN for 1,200 SF shop bays
Interior drive aisle for loading under roof
Drive-in doors at the front, side, and rear of the building
3.7 acres, with open concrete pads behind the building
About 6 miles to I-95 and 3 miles to US-64

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The Space

Warehouse units and shop bays

Inside, metal-walled units line both sides of a wide central drive aisle that runs from the front drive-in door to a roll-up door in the brick rear wall. Lease one unit or several.

Inside 1805 Boone Street: a wide concrete drive aisle under red steel roof framing, with white metal-walled units and open doors on both sides

5 Units Available

Warehouse Units

1,176 to 2,805 SF at $8.00/SF NNN. Units 1, 2, 4, 5, and 6: 2,260, 2,310, 1,176, 1,428, and 2,805 SF.

Drive aisle at 1805 Boone Street with white metal unit walls and doors on both sides, LED lighting, and a roll-up door in the brick rear wall

12 Bays Available

Shop Bays

1,200 SF each at $7.00/SF NNN. Shops 8 through 19, sized for contractors, storage, and service businesses.

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The Site

3.7 acres on Boone Street

The building faces Boone Street with a new concrete drive to its front drive-in door and a side street along its length. Behind it, two large concrete pads, divided by a freestanding brick wall, run to a grassed area at the back of the lot.

Drone view of 1805 Boone Street with the 3.7-acre site outlined in white: the metal building at the front on Boone Street, two open concrete pads behind it divided by a brick wall, and a grassed area at the rear — Property lines estimated

Front of 1805 Boone Street: a white metal building with a white sectional drive-in door between red bollards, a man door, and a new concrete drive to the street — Front drive-in door on Boone Street

Long side of 1805 Boone Street along a grassed lot, with a drive-in door, a man door, and a box truck parked at a covered loading area — Side elevation and loading

1805 Boone Street at dusk, with a lit wall pack over the drive-in door and a pink and purple sky — Boone Street frontage at dusk

Brick rear wall of 1805 Boone Street with a roll-up door, facing a wide open concrete pad — Rear roll-up door

Drone view from the back of the lot over a concrete pad toward a freestanding brick wall, a second pad, and the building beyond — Concrete pads behind the building

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Location

Where I-95 meets US-64,
with rail next door

Rocky Mount sits where I-95, the East Coast’s main north–south freight route, crosses US-64, the corridor North Carolina is upgrading to I-87 between Raleigh and Norfolk. CSX’s Carolina Connector intermodal terminal, opened in 2021 in neighboring Edgecombe County, runs daily rail service to the Port of Savannah. From Boone Street, US-64 is about 5 minutes away, I-95 about 12, and the terminal about 25, with Raleigh about an hour west and Greenville under an hour east.