A working industrial property in Monahans, TX
1639 W 36th Street is a 7,000 SF industrial manufacturing facility built in 2014, sitting on 593,094 square feet of land, about 13.6 acres. The building has a straightforward configuration that suits operational users who need a functional facility rather than a showpiece, and the acreage leaves room for equipment, trucks, and outdoor storage. For a buyer looking for industrial property for sale in Monahans, TX, that combination of a newer building and real land is hard to find at this price.
Location and access
The property fronts W 36th Street on the south side of Monahans, less than half a mile from South Loop 464 and about a mile from Interstate 20. Monahans is the county seat of Ward County and sits on I-20 between Odessa and Pecos, so crews and equipment based here reach Pecos, Reeves County, Midland-Odessa, and the surrounding oilfield markets without leaving the main corridors. The neighborhood is already industrial, with trucking and service yards on adjoining tracts.
Why Ward County
Ward County sits on the eastern edge of the Delaware Basin, the western half of the Permian, and produced roughly 64 million barrels of oil in each of 2024 and 2025 according to Texas Railroad Commission data. That activity keeps demand steady for shops, yards, and field offices close to the wells. The same stretch of West Texas is also seeing new energy infrastructure and data center development, which adds to the pool of users who need industrial space here.
Who it fits
The site works for an oilfield service company, a fabrication or manufacturing shop, a contractor yard, or a logistics operator that wants a base in Ward County. It is also an option for an investor looking for an industrial asset that can accommodate a range of operational tenants.
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