325 Ayer Rd Harvard, MA 01451
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This exceptional 85,762-square-foot flex/distribution building in Harvard, Massachusetts, presents a unique opportunity for businesses seeking versatile industrial space. Situated on a generous 4.74-acre lot in Worcester County, this multi-tenant property offers immediate occupancy with 9,910 square feet currently vacant. The building is divisible, with spaces ranging from a minimum of 1,508 square feet to a maximum contiguous space of 3,362 square feet, providing flexibility for various business needs. The property's classification as both flex and distribution space caters to a wide range of operations, from light manufacturing and warehousing to office and showroom uses. Its location in Harvard, MA, offers convenient access to major transportation routes, enhancing logistical efficiency. The available space is ideal for businesses seeking expansion or relocation, providing a blend of functionality and strategic location within a thriving industrial market. The property's size and layout offer significant potential for customization and adaptation to specific operational requirements. With its ample acreage and versatile design, this property represents a compelling investment opportunity in a desirable location. The address is 325 Ayer Road, Harvard, MA 01451.
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