3600 N Glassford Hill Road
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Retail | Single tenant | 38,096 SqFt
Building description
Strategically designed flex space combining industrial efficiency with retail frontage and visibility. This versatile layout accommodates showroom, light industrial, distribution, service-based retail, or hybrid office/warehouse users seeking both operational functionality and customer-facing presence.
The space features high-clearance ceilings, open-span warehouse area, grade-level access, and flexible buildout options, allowing tenants to tailor the configuration to their specific operational needs. Retail-style storefront exposure provides branding opportunity and direct customer access, while the warehouse component supports storage, fulfillment, or light assembly.
Positioned along a high-traffic corridor with strong accessibility and ample parking, this property offers the rare ability to operate, display, and distribute from a single, efficient location.
Ideal for contractor showrooms, fitness concepts, specialty retail, equipment sales, service-based operators, or expanding regional businesses seeking a professional and adaptable footprint.
This 38,096 square foot flex property presents a rare opportunity for users seeking scale, versatility, and visibility in one dynamic environment. Designed to accommodate a wide range of uses — including fitness centers, training facilities, light industrial, showroom retail, distribution, or hybrid concepts — the space offers the flexibility today’s operators require.
Building highlights
Expansive open floor plan
High visibility from the road
Ample parking for customers and employees
Modern facade with large windows
Easy access from major roadways
Professional retail or office space
Central location in Prescott Valley
Flexible lease terms available
Divisible
Zoned CG
APN 103-71-001F
Building Height 2 Stories, 32'
Power: 1,000A 120/208 3P 4W
CMU Split Face Construction
Standing seam metal roof
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