A quarter-million square feet of working industrial.
2001 Mirro Dr · Manitowoc, WI
A 266,000 SF Class B industrial facility on 11.6 acres, owned by Simi Capital Group since 2019 — heavy-duty manufacturing and warehouse scale in Manitowoc’s industrial base, on the Lake Michigan shore between Milwaukee and Green Bay.
Built by manufacturing, priced by Wisconsin.
2001 Mirro Drive carries the bones of Manitowoc’s manufacturing legacy — industrial floor plates, power, and loading at a scale that would cost multiples to replicate in a primary market, at Wisconsin operating costs.
The facility suits manufacturing, warehousing, and bulk storage users that need genuine square footage — a quarter-million feet under one ownership, with land for trailers and staging on the 11.6-acre site.
Manitowoc sits on the I-43 corridor on the Lake Michigan shore, roughly midway between Milwaukee and Green Bay, with a deep regional manufacturing labor base.
Scale
266,000 SF under roof — hard to assemble, cheap to occupy here.
11.6 acres
Room for trailer parking, staging, and outside storage.
Manufacturing bones
Heavy floors, industrial power, and freight access from its manufacturing history.
I-43 corridor
Direct interstate access between Milwaukee and Green Bay.
Labor base
A workforce raised in Wisconsin manufacturing.
Institutional ownership
Held by Simi Capital Group since 2019.
See the facility.
On the lakeshore, on the interstate.
Manitowoc anchors Wisconsin’s lakeshore manufacturing corridor — I-43 runs through it, the port serves it, and Milwaukee and Green Bay bracket it.
- I-43
- Minutes away
- Green Bay
- ≈40 miles north
- Milwaukee
- ≈80 miles south
- Port of Manitowoc
- In town
2001 Mirro Dr · Manitowoc, WI — Manitowoc County. Distances are approximate.
At the dock line.
Street-level imagery © Google
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