Simpsonville 64 Logistics Park – Building II
Simpsonville 64 Logistics Park Building II will be part of a more than 3.3 million total square feet of Class A rear-load and cross-dock industrial facilities on Highway 1848/Buck Creek Road at Exit 28 off Interstate 64 in Shelby County.
Located in the highly desirable Louisville submarket, the new park’s advantageous location between Interstates 65 and 75 puts it within a day’s drive of 50 percent of the U.S. population and provides convenient access to the nearby UPS Worldport, FedEx Ground, and Amazon Air Hub facilities.
Leasing and build-to-suit options are available for industrial users of up to 1.5 million square feet, and commercial and retail opportunities are available along the frontage of Buck Creek Road.
- 505,440± SF spec-to-suit
- Build-to-suit office
- Tilt up concrete wall panels with structural steel frame and TPO roof
- Clear height of 36’
- Cross-dock configuration
- 50 dock doors expandable to 102
- 4 drive-in doors
- 60’ speed bays at docks
- 50’ D x 54’ W structural bays
- ESFR designed for Class I-IV commodities
- 30 FC LED lighting at 36’ above floor-unracked
- Remote shipping/receiving restrooms
- 200’ deep truck courts
- 135 trailer spaces
- 320 parking stalls
- 3,000 amp
Simpsonville 64 Logistics Park’s advantageous location between Interstates 65 and 75 puts it within a day’s drive of 50 percent of the U.S. population and provides convenient access to the nearby UPS Worldport, FedEx Ground, and Amazon Air Hub facility
LG&E KU and Shelby Energy Cooperative are Simpsonville 64 Logistics Park’s exclusive power providers. This partnership guarantees ample, reliable and efficient power supply for seamless operations for all park tenants.
LG&E KU serves the northern portion of the park, while Shelby Energy Cooperative covers the power supply for the southern area.
Additionally, Shelby Energy Cooperative has a strategically positioned on-site substation at the park’s southeastern corner.
For more information, please contact Morgan Mutert