Peddicord Property
If you are looking for a couple super nice shop's for your operation, this has to be one of, if not the nicest setups in our area.
This 9 acre property just north of Dalhart at 3301 McCartney Lane has many very nice improvements including;
a 1,800 sq ft house with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, totally remodeled in 2016 including a new roof, new electrical and new plumbing.
8,000 sq ft shop with office and bathroom, concrete floor throughout, fully insulated and heated. Includes a car lift and 2 ton hoist. There is also a 5,000 sq ft shop attached to this-also with a concrete floor. Both shops have all new electrical, lights and heaters.
a new 20,000 sq ft shop with 20 ft eves, fully concreted, insulated with 4, 18x20 ft roll up doors, 3 ton chain hoist with an attached 800 sq ft utility room with office and bathrooms. The electrical, hot water washer system and air compressor are housed i...
a new 20,000 sq ft shop with 20 ft eves, fully concreted, insulated with 4, 18x20 ft roll up doors, 3 ton chain hoist with an attached 800 sq ft utility room with office and bathrooms. The electrical, hot water washer system and air compressor are housed in a 10 x 12 room within the shop. Also in this impressive building is a 35 ft x 5 ft oil pit for trucks, and a 25 ft by 100 ft indoor wash bay.
The yard around the buildings, house and offices are gravel packed for year round parking.
Property includes 2 domestic wells, 1-3hp and 1-5hp-(new 2016), of which both are set up for a generator in the event of loss of power.
Finally, there are 6-RV hookups with water, electric and septic along with connections to a central propane tank for heating.
The Property is listed for $1,950,000.
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