1410 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE

One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged. 1410 Industrial Drive in New Smyrna Beach is officially available, and this is the kind of industrial opportunity that could launch something big. Located in Airport Industrial Park II, this purpose-built food-processing property offers approximately 4,954 square feet of business space on about 2.68 acres, with public records showing Food Processing use, Industrial Park-10I3 zoning, office space, warehouse space, cold storage warehouse, covered loading/platform areas, canopy improvements, fencing, and substantial paved yard area. Whether you are building the next must-have frozen pizza brand, scaling a bakery production line, expanding a prepared-food company, launching a commissary kitchen, growing a seafood distribution operation, or looking for cold-storage and food-production infrastructure on Florida’s east coast, this property deserves a serious look. The location may add even more upside, as Volusia County is home to Foreign Trade Zone No. 198, designed to support qualifying import, manufacturing, processing, storage, and distribution operations. Through the county’s Alternative Site Framework, eligible industrial sites within Volusia County may be able to apply for FTZ integration, potentially offering benefits such as duty deferral, duty reduction, streamlined customs clearance, and improved cash-flow efficiency. A qualified buyer may not just be purchasing a building; they may be positioning their business inside a broader logistics and trade environment with access to I-95, I-4, deep-water ports, rail lines, and regional/international airport connectivity. For the right operator, 1410 Industrial Drive could be a strategic production, cold-storage, distribution, and growth platform right here in New Smyrna Beach. Buyer to verify zoning, permitted uses, equipment condition, refrigeration/cold-storage functionality, utility capacity, food-production requirements, FTZ eligibility, activation requirements, approval timelines, and all intended uses with the appropriate governmental, regulatory, and trade-zone authorities.