Industrial building for rent

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Description This excellently renovated industrial building for rent is located at Leenstraat 21 in Kruisem, offered at a monthly rent of €4,900. The property consists of a spacious warehouse area of 840 m² featuring a high ceiling of 5.7 meters, an automatic sectional door, a polyconcrete floor, and efficient lighting including a rooflight. The building benefits from recent renovations that have enhanced its modernity and energy efficiency, with insulated facades and roof as well as new aluminum window frames. Adjacent to the warehouse, there is a recently refurbished office space covering 210 m² spread over the ground floor and first floor, equipped with all necessary facilities, including underfloor heating on the ground floor offices, a social room, and a kitchenette. Situated just 400 meters from Steenweg Deinze and directly connected to the N60, this property offers rapid and convenient access to major transport routes. The E17 highway is also easily reachable within 5 kilometers via the Deinze interchange, ensuring excellent connectivity for logistics or business operations. The site spans a total land area of 1,050 m², providing ample manoeuvring space in front of the warehouse gate as well as sufficient parking spaces for staff and visitors. The building is equipped with essential utilities such as gas, electricity, and water connections, and incorporates sustainable heating through a heat pump system. Additionally, pet access is permitted on the premises. Currently unoccupied and immediately available for rent, this industrial complex represents a prime opportunity for companies seeking a well-appointed and strategically located workspace in Kruisem. For further information, planning details, or to arrange a non-binding site visit, interested parties are encouraged to contact PANORAMA B2B at Tel 0477 02 09 02 . This property combines functional design with practical accessibility, making it an attractive choice for diverse industrial or commercial activities. * This text was generated using an artificial intelligence. Show all Show less