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PRIME CORNER. SERIOUS EXPOSURE.If your business needs visibility, space, and functionality — this one checks all the boxes.Sitting on a high-profile, high-traffic corner, this 0.56-acre industrial property is built for operations that need to be seen and perform.WORKBAYS- Drive-thru bay with 12’ overhead doors- Drive-thru bay with 14’ overhead doors- 2 bays with 10 overhead doors- 2 bays with 12 overhead doors- 1 receiving bay with 10 overhead doorOTHER INFO- Overhead heaters- 3-Phase, 200 AMP electrical service- Fenced yard- Ample parking (approx 20)- Tons of floor & storage space- Office + reception/display areaPerfect for running a service business or expanding current operations.- High exposure- Functional layout- Ready for business (id:61970)

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01Industrial

Property details

Property type: Industrial
Transaction: For sale
Site area: 24,393.6 square feet
Listing brokerage: Century 21 Hi-Point Realty Ltd
Listing representative: Colin Clarke
Board / association: Edmonton - Commerical

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5720 50 Avenue
Drayton Valley, Alberta T7A1S6

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Source: REALTOR.ca DDF®
Listing status: active
Source ID: 29721039
Last supplied (UTC): October 22, 2026
Listing brokerage: Century 21 Hi-Point Realty Ltd
Listing representative: Colin Clarke
Board / association: Edmonton - Commerical

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Listing brokerage: Century 21 Hi-Point Realty Ltd · Listing representative: Colin Clarke · Board/association: Edmonton - Commerical · Updated (UTC): Oct 22, 2026

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