• Perry County Industrial Building
  • Chavies/Perry County
  • One East Kentucky
  • Perry County Industrial Building
  • Chavies/Perry County
  • One East Kentucky

BUILDING DATA SHEET

general information

  • Perry County Industrial Building
  • 101 Woodmark Way
  • Chavies, KY 41727
Building ID: 193-008
Total Square Feet: 200,000
Largest Available
Square Feet:
Min Contiguous
Square Feet:
Max Contiguous
Square Feet:
Site Acres: 32
Building Type: Manufacturing
Zoning: Not Zoned
Additional Acres: N/A
Within City Limits:
Protective Covenants:
Multi-story:
Multi-tenant:
Year Built: 2002
Add./Ren.:
Primary Use: Manufacturing
Former Use:

transportation

Nearest Interstate/Parkway:
 
Hal Rogers Pkwy -- 10.7 miles
I-75 -- 66.5 miles
Nearest Airports:
Commercial/Int'l: Tri-State Airport
Huntington, WV (116 miles from building)
Local: Wendell H. Ford Airport
Hazard, KY (5 miles from building)
Rail Access: Not rail served  
Nearest Riverport: Port of Wurtland
(117 miles from building)

utilities

Electricity: AEP - Kentucky Power Company
3-Phase Available:  
Natural Gas: Presently not available.: None specified
Alternative Fuels: None specified
Sewer: Hazard Utilities: 10-inch line at building
Water: Hazard Utilities : 12-inch line at street; 8-inch line at building

price

Sale: $2,000,000
Lease:

ownership

Owner: Mr. Hannah
Owner Rep: One East Kentucky

links to additional info

  • NA

broadband

  • None specified
     

remarks

  • This is a former wood processing plant wth massive kilns and boilers. Contact owner for sale terms.

Contacts

  Local  
  Tonita Goodwin
Executive Director
Hazard-PerryCounty Economic Development Alliance
PO Box 2138
Hazard, KY 41702
Phone: 606-439-6963
FAX: 606-439-6960
E-mail: tgoodwin@windstream.net
  
 
State		  
  John Bevington
Deputy Commissioner, Dept. for Business Development
Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development
Old Capitol Annex
300 West Broadway
Frankfort, KY 40601
Phone: 502-564-7140 ext. 21942
FAX: 502-564-3256
WEB: www.thinkkentucky.com
E-mail: John.Bevington@ky.gov
  
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plant specific

Bay Size:
Bay Size
Clear
CEILING HEIGHT (ft)
Minimum: 22.0
At Eaves: 22.0
Maximum: 30.0
At Center: 30.0
Sprinklered:
Wet/Dry:
Cranes Available: 0
Floor Type: concrete slab
Thickness: 6"
Reinforced:
Dimensions: 320' x 595'
   
Truck Docks
Inside Truck Docks: 0
Outside Truck Docks: 4
Drive-In Doors: 3
   
Type Construction: metal on steel frame
 
  • Bldg. SectionsSq. Ft.Air Cond.
    Distribution200,000Yes

Quick Facts

  Population  2016  
  Perry County 27,343  
  Labor Market Area: 179,017  
  Per Capita Income:  2015 $35,148  
  Median Household Income:  2016 $31,578  
  Median Home Price:  2016 $110,000  
  Unemployment Rate  2017  
  Perry County 8.2%  
  Labor Market Area: 8.7%  
  U.S.: 4.4%  

BUILDING DATA SHEET(continued)

ownership

Owner: Mr. Hannah
Owner Rep: One East Kentucky

links to additional info

  • NA

broadband

  • None specified
     

remarks

  • This is a former wood processing plant wth massive kilns and boilers. Contact owner for sale terms.

Quick Facts

  Population  2016  
  Perry County 27,343  
  Labor Market Area: 179,017  
  Per Capita Income:  2015 $35,148  
  Median Household Income:  2016 $31,578  
  Median Home Price:  2016 $110,000  
  Unemployment Rate  2017  
  Perry County 8.2%  
  Labor Market Area: 8.7%  
  U.S.: 4.4%  

All information regarding property is from sources deemed reliable, but no warranty or representation is made by the Commonwealth of Kentucky or any of its agencies as to its accuracy. It is subject to errors, omissions, change of price, prior sale, lease, or withdrawal without our knowledge. Further, no warranty or representation is made as to the environmental suitability or condition of the property. Prospective purchasers and/or lessees should perform their own due diligence in determining the suitablilty of a property for their intended use.

To contact the KY Cabinet for Economic Development:
TELEPHONE: (502) 564-7140 • FAX: (502) 564-3256

EMAIL: econdev@ky.gov
To view all sites, buildings, and communities within Kentucky, visit: www.thinkkentucky.com/edis/