22,950
Building SF
1962
Year Built
0.83 AC
Lot Size
1 Story
Stories
C-2-spd
Zoning
$3,953,520
Assessed Value
333 N 7th St is a
Industrial property
in the Midtown Sacramento submarket of Sacramento, California (95811).
The building contains 22,950 square feet on a 0.83-acre parcel, built in 1962.
The property is zoned C-2-spd.
Sacramento industrial properties are concentrated along the Natomas, Rancho Cordova, South Sacramento, and North Sacramento corridors, with access to major freeway and rail infrastructure.
There are 1,598 tracked commercial properties in the Midtown Sacramento submarket.
Property data below is sourced from Sacramento County Assessor public records and includes ownership history, assessed values, zoning, and last sale information.
Tenants seeking warehouse, distribution, or flex space in Midtown Sacramento can submit an inquiry to connect with a Sacramento industrial leasing broker.
Property Details
APN / Parcel ID001-0031-016-0000
Zoning
C-2-spd
Land Use CodeGCJB0A
Building ConditionUnknown
Building SF22,950 SF
Lot SF36,063 SF
Lot Acreage0.83 AC
Stories1 Story
Year Built1962
Flood ZoneX (Minimal flood hazard)
Annual Property Tax$0
Sacramento County Assessment Data
Assessed Total Value$3,953,520
Assessed Land Value$1,144,440
Assessed Improvement Value$2,809,080
Last Sale Price$4,000,000
Last Sale Date2022-10-13
Source: Sacramento County Assessor public records. Assessed values reflect the county assessment and may differ from current market value.
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