735 Allens Avenue is a full-city-block industrial campus offering lease opportunities of expansive contiguous floor area across three levels, ranging from 28,329 to 84,987 square feet.
The industrial space is located within the main three-story brick-and-steel building, which features ceiling heights ranging from 11 feet, 7 inches to 13 feet, 2 inches, two elevators, a freight elevator, HVAC throughout, and multiple truck-height loading docks. Nearly 80,000 square feet of additional yard area supports outdoor storage, equipment staging, and circulation. Extensively upgraded with improvements to heating, HVAC systems, LED lighting, and roofing, the five-building campus delivers flexible layouts suited for industrial, warehouse, distribution, manufacturing, flex, office, life sciences, and medical users. 735 Allens Avenue is offered on an NNN basis, and ownership remains flexible on lease structures to support a range of operational models.
Strategically situated just 10 minutes from Downtown Providence, 735 Allens Avenue offers immediate connectivity to Interstates 95 and 195, providing seamless regional distribution access throughout New England. Proximity to the Port of Providence and Rhode Island T.F. Green International Airport enhances logistical efficiency. The campus offers frontage along Allens, Virginia, Chapman, and Toronto Avenues, delivering visibility to more than 15,000 vehicles daily. Multi-street access allows for efficient truck circulation and site flow, reducing operational friction for tenants reliant on shipping, receiving, and fleet movement. The surrounding area supports a workforce of nearly 400,000, providing access to a deep, established labor pool.
Originally home to Armbrust International, the campus reflects Providence’s industrial legacy as America’s Jewelry Capital while accommodating modern operational demands. The buildings blend durable midcentury construction with updated infrastructure and expanded capacity. 735 Allens Avenue offers businesses a platform for seeking operational efficiency, visibility, and long-term flexibility within one of Rhode Island’s most established industrial corridors.
Jonathan Kaufman
Compass
