We are pleased to present 1060 Harbor Lake Drive, Safety Harbor, FL 34695 (the “Property”). This is a rare opportunity to acquire a freestanding industrial warehouse located within the highly desirable Harbor Lake Industrial Park in Safety Harbor. The Property consists of approximately 4, 720 square feet (40’ x 118’) of pre-engineered metal construction built in 1985. Constructed with steel truss and purlin roof framing, slab-on-grade foundation, spread/monolithic footings, and corrugated metal roofing, the building offers durable, functional industrial design suited for long-term operational use. The building is all warehouse space with no built-out office area, aside from a single restroom, allowing for maximum usable square footage and operational flexibility. The open-span interior provides an efficient layout ideal for fabrication, manufacturing, storage, or contractor-based businesses that prioritize production space over administrative build-out. The warehouse features two 14-foot grade-level roll-up doors, 16-foot clear heights, and robust electrical service including two panels: one 150-amp panel and one 250-amp, 3-phase panel. The building is equipped with a substantial mechanical ventilation system consisting of three 10 HP, 36-inch Hartzell ceiling exhaust fans with interior air plenum distribution, along with five 3 HP, 36-inch Hartzell intake fans positioned along the south wall. This system provides significant airflow capacity for operations requiring heat dissipation, air exchange, or industrial ventilation. The property includes a wide concrete apron for parking, loading, and maneuverability, along with additional exterior area suitable for equipment staging or material storage. Located within a stable industrial park environment with limited turnover, buildings of this size and functionality in Safety Harbor are increasingly difficult to find. For owner-users seeking efficient industrial space with strong fundamentals and upgraded mechanical infrastructure, 1060 Harbor Lake Drive represents a practical opportunity in one of Pinellas County’s most supply-constrained submarkets.