1870 Hwy 22 W, Alexander City, AL 35010

157,000 +/- SF industrial warehouse (former Russell Athletic / Fruit of the Loom facility) situated on 7.9 acres. The building offers 21’ clear height (24’ deck), 10 dock-high doors, and one gradelevel roll-up door. Power includes 480-volt, 3-phase service, and the facility is fully sprinklered with a 100% wet Tyco fire suppression system. The warehouse is equipped with five large HVLS air-moving fans. The property includes a functional office buildout consisting of six offices, two breakrooms, and two conference rooms. Industrial zoning supports a wide range of warehouse, distribution, and manufacturing uses (subject to local verification). The site provides ample land for employee parking, trailer storage, and potential future expansion. Located approximately 0.6 miles from US Highway 280, the primary corridor connecting Birmingham and Auburn. The property is approximately 1.5 hours from Birmingham and 2 hours from Atlanta, and 15 miles from Lake Martin, offering an added quality-of-life benefit for workforce attraction and retention. For more information, contact Ed Fleming at 334-652-2121

Location Description

Alexander City is a Central Alabama market with a long-standing industrial presence and a steadily diversifying economy. Once driven primarily by textile manufacturing, the area now supports a mix of manufacturing, distribution, healthcare, and service-based employers. Continued public and private investment has helped position the city as a stable and business-friendly environment. Located near Lake Martin, the area benefits from proximity to one of the region’s most prominent recreational assets. The lake spans approximately 44,000 acres with hundreds of miles of shoreline and supports year-round activities including boating, fishing, and outdoor recreation. This setting enhances the overall livability of the market and supports workforce attraction and retention. Alexander City lies along the US Highway 280 corridor, providing direct connectivity between Birmingham and Auburn and access to broader regional markets. Ongoing economic development efforts focused on infrastructure, tourism, and commercial growth continue to strengthen the city’s long-term outlook for industrial and commercial users.