14707 Fitzhugh RD Unit #G, Austin, TX 78736

Position your business for success with this versatile 5,426 SF flex industrial property offering an ideal blend of warehouse functionality and professional office space. The building consists of approximately 4,472 SF of warehouse space and 954 SF of finished office space, allowing for efficient operations, storage, and administrative use all under one roof.

The entire facility is fully HVAC controlled, featuring multiple mini-split systems servicing both the warehouse and office areas to ensure year-round climate comfort and protection for equipment, inventory, or specialty uses. The property is also equipped with a UV water filtration system tied to a rainwater collection system, providing an efficient and sustainable water solution.

Operational efficiency is enhanced with five (5) bay doors, providing excellent access for loading, distribution, and workflow movement. Strategically located with convenient access to both Dripping Springs and Austin, this property offers strong regional connectivity while maintaining the benefits of a Hill Country business environment.

Ideal for distribution, light manufacturing, trade services, storage, or flex industrial users seeking high-quality conditioned space in a desirable Central Texas growth corridor.

The key advantage here is scale and flexibility: 14707 Fitzhugh Rd Unit #G delivers 5,426 square feet of fully HVAC-controlled flex industrial space on 3.75 acres in Austin, Austin, TX 78736, in Hays County. At $1.39M, the pricing works out to roughly $256 per square foot, which gives buyers a clear basis for evaluating the combination of conditioned warehouse volume, finished office area, and land position in a corridor that continues to attract business users who need both access and operational control.

Built in 2020, the property is configured for real business use rather than theoretical future plans. The layout includes about 4,472 square feet of warehouse space and 954 square feet of finished office space, which matters because many mixed-use commercial assets either overbuild office or leave warehouse users short on usable support space. Here, the split is practical. It supports storage, distribution, trade operations, light manufacturing, and administrative functions under one roof without forcing a compromise between industrial utility and day-to-day work environment.

The building’s full climate control is another meaningful differentiator. Multiple mini-split systems serve both the warehouse and office areas, which expands the range of uses compared with standard non-conditioned industrial inventory. For owners handling equipment, inventory, materials, or specialty operations that are sensitive to heat and humidity, that is not a cosmetic feature. It changes how the space can be used and what kind of tenant or owner-operator demand it can serve over time.

The utility profile adds another layer of practical value. A UV water filtration system tied to a rainwater collection system gives the property an efficient water solution that stands out in a flex industrial setting. Five bay doors further strengthen the operational side of the asset, improving loading access, circulation, and workflow movement across the building. That kind of functionality tends to matter more than finish when users are comparing space for real throughput.

With 34 days on market, this property is still within a window where buyers can assess it on fundamentals rather than hype. The location offers access to both Dripping Springs and Austin while keeping a foothold in the Fitzhugh area, which is exactly the kind of regional positioning that supports a wide range of commercial uses. For a buyer focused on usable acreage, conditioned industrial capacity, and long-term flexibility, this is the type of asset that can hold relevance as business needs evolve.