Description
M & M Recycling is a full turn key business well located on the industrial track of US HWY 2 in Cut Bank. Large 100'x50' Warehouse red iron and beam construction, wood frame wall on solid concrete slab. Partitioned into a 30'x50' doubled foam insulated shop/garage w/16'x11' door and heated flooring! Warehouse has 20'x11' doors, fully integrated iron rack systems for heavy rods and metal sheeting. 18'X12' Office. Double pained windows. All the equipment necessary to for this type of work goes with it, please inquire! Bathroom. On 2.1 acres the L shaped property has 800 ft of Rail spur, very rare find! Many possible uses!! Access to BNSF 100'x100' lot with 90'x40' cold storage on yearly lease. Includes 2-5000lb forklift,(4) excavators; Linkbeltms3400;KomatsuPC650-3;JohnDeer;CAT
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0BEDS
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N/AACRES
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01/2 BATHS
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91,476SQFT
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$3$/SQFT
School Ratings & Info
Description
M & M Recycling is a full turn key business well located on the industrial track of US HWY 2 in Cut Bank. Large 100'x50' Warehouse red iron and beam construction, wood frame wall on solid concrete slab. Partitioned into a 30'x50' doubled foam insulated shop/garage w/16'x11' door and heated flooring! Warehouse has 20'x11' doors, fully integrated iron rack systems for heavy rods and metal sheeting. 18'X12' Office. Double pained windows. All the equipment necessary to for this type of work goes with it, please inquire! Bathroom. On 2.1 acres the L shaped property has 800 ft of Rail spur, very rare find! Many possible uses!! Access to BNSF 100'x100' lot with 90'x40' cold storage on yearly lease. Includes 2-5000lb forklift,(4) excavators; Linkbeltms3400;KomatsuPC650-3;JohnDeer;CAT
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