6303 Ivy Ln Greenbelt, MD 20770

Located on the Capital Beltway at Kenilworth Avenue, 6303 Ivy Lane is part of Capital Office Park, offering a range of amenities. The entire property has undergone a multi-million-dollar renovation with improvements and new amenities. The full building, comprising 115,390 square feet, is available for lease, suitable for a corporate headquarters. Premier building and monument signage is available, providing visibility from the Capital Beltway, which sees over 210,000 vehicles per day. Strategic amenities include a conference center and a private metro shuttle to the Greenbelt station. Health programming provides a fitness center with showers and locker rooms, weekly yoga and boot camp classes, an on-site personal trainer, and wellness seminars. There are two newly renovated on-site cafés, Tugwell’s Public House Restaurant, and a licensed Food Truck Hub with weekly local food truck service. Additional amenities include executive garage parking and free surface parking, electric car charging stations, a car-sharing service with Zipcar, an outdoor community pavilion, and 24/7/365 access with Datawatch keycard systems. The on-site Crowne Plaza has completed a renovation with new conference facilities, banquet halls, dining, and guest rooms. The property management team, including a full team of engineers, is located on-site. The location on the Capital Beltway (I-95/I-495) at Kenilworth Ave provides access to Washington DC, Baltimore, and Northern Virginia via I-495 (Beltway), I-95, Baltimore-Washington Parkway, I-270, and the Inter-County Connector (ICC). The Greenbelt Metro station is less than a mile away, offering access to the Metro Green and Yellow Lines, MARC Commuter Trains (Camden Line), and access to Montgomery County via the future Purple Line Light Rail. The buildings are close to Baltimore/Washington International Airport (BWI), Ronald Reagan Washington Airport (DCA), and Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD). The property is adjacent to the US District Courthouse, the University of Maryland, and NASA Goddard Space Flight Center.