4881 Sunrise Dr, Martinez CA 94553

4881 Sunrise Drive is a 11,636 square foot concrete tilt-up industrial building (built 1996) situated on a 66,168 square foot (1.52 acre) lot on a light-industrial street off Pacheco Boulevard in the Pacheco/Martinez submarket of Contra Costa County. The asset is configured as a two-tenant building (Suites A and B) with one unit currently occupied and one available. The building features four full-height grade-level roll-up doors, with each unit configured as warehouses each with front office space. Parking consists of six unreserved vehicle stalls located at the rear of the property, supplemented by on-street parking along Sunrise Drive. The depth of the 1.52-acre site provides substantial additional rear yard area for fleet vehicles, service trucks, trailers, and equipment storage. Notably, the parcel extends east to Pacheco Boulevard, with the adjacent hillside included in the ownership, providing direct visibility to the property from Pacheco Boulevard and potential signage exposure to the higher-traffic roadway. The property is zoned M-SC/L-I (Mixed Service Commercial / Light Industrial) under the City of Martinez zoning code, with a General Plan designation of Commercial/Light Industrial and located within the John Muir Parkway Specific Plan area. The mixed-use zoning permits a broad range of service commercial and light industrial uses, expanding the prospective tenant pool for the vacant suite beyond pure industrial users. Situated in the I-680 / Highway 4 industrial corridor of Contra Costa County, the property offers direct freeway access via Highway 4 less than half a mile away and the I-680 interchange approximately 1.5 miles south, connecting to Walnut Creek, the Tri-Valley, Sacramento, the Port of Oakland, and Silicon Valley. Highway 4 through the corridor carries approximately 67,000 AADT at Morello Avenue, approximately 82,000 AADT at Milano Way adjacent to the subject, and approximately 91,000 AADT at the I-680 junction. The property is also confirmed to be outside of any FEMA flood zone. *Photos have bee enhanced by AI*