The Ultimate Collector’s Sanctuary
A 5,000 sq. ft. industrial-grade environment engineered for the artisan, the collector, and the entrepreneur.
5,000 Sq Ft Workshop/Warehouse
A graceful driveway entrance opens to the warehouse, where a welcoming sidewalk leads you gently to the home
The 6-inch reinforced concrete driveway combines beauty and strength as it leads to the striking 12-foot-tall barn doors
Inside, the generous 5,000 sq ft interior impresses with soaring 14-foot concrete bridge truss ceilings
View of the new roll-up garage door and loading dock where you can take a break to enjoy the views
A rear perspective from inside the warehouse, with a view of the great exterior walls of the newly renovated half-bath
Steal a quick break on the loading dock, soaking in the view of your garden and meadows
Newly renovated half-bath with a deep stand-alone utility sink for hands and brushes, plus transom windows for abundant natural light, is quite charming
The sleek modern Novo wood stove provides welcome warmth on chilly days
This facility was built to Institutional Standards. Most auxiliary buildings use light-gauge steel or wood framing; Flat Tire Farms utilized Double Tee Concrete Roofing and CMU Block Masonry. In today’s market, the lead times for precast concrete alone can exceed 12 months, with a total build cost for a facility of this spec exceeding $900,000.
Key Details About the Warehouse
Flexible Space
Beyond the designer residence lies the property’s true "X-Factor, ” a massive, high-spec auxiliary building that bridges the gap between a personal hobby shop and a professional industrial facility. Whether you are housing a world-class automotive collection, launching a specialized venture, or curating a massive creative studio, this space provides the structural integrity to support your largest ambitions.
This isn't a standard outbuilding. It is a CMU-constructed fortress featuring a commercial-grade TPO roofing system and an expansive 6-inch reinforced concrete slab and driveway, engineered specifically to handle the weight of heavy machinery, lifts, and industrial equipment without compromise.
Industrial Strength
Fresh Updates Include
New 45-mil TPO roof with gutters and downspouts
Benjamin Moore masonry coating on the exterior
6” reinforced concrete driveway for big equipment
12’ dual sliding garage door
High bay lighting
14’ x 28” concrete pad in the rear
8’ x 10’ modern steel roll-up door with awning.
Inside, you’ll find a renovated half bath, all-new electrical and plumbing, high-bay lighting, and convenient 220V outlets ready for car charging or commercial equipment.
Recent Upgrades
Separate Utilities
Additional highlights include a Novo wood stove with log storage for chilly days, natural gas service, fiber optic access, a dedicated electric meter with its own Duke Energy account, and a separate water meter.
Behind the building sits a generous 14’ x 28’ concrete pad, perfect for extra storage, parking, or a future deck.
This building can be used as is or converted into a business, equestrian center, or car restoration and storage. There are scores of possibilities. Buyers need to consult Anderson County for any required permitting, but zoning is very flexible.