Yellow Brick Road Industrial Park offers two highly functional industrial and flex office opportunities in one of Baltimore County’s most established warehouse and service corridors.
Available spaces at 8965 and 8901 Yellow Brick Road provide flexibility for a range of occupiers, from distribution and manufacturing users to service-oriented businesses seeking a combination of warehouse and office space. Both suites feature 24-foot clear heights, 40-foot by 40-foot column spacing, heavy power capabilities, ample parking, trailer parking, and multiple points of ingress and egress, supporting efficient operations and employee accessibility.
The 19,200-square-foot availability at 8965 Yellow Brick Road is equipped with two loading docks, a drive-in door, wet sprinklers, and 3,200 amps of power. At 8901 Yellow Brick Road, the 28,390-square-foot space includes 17,810 square feet of office area, three loading docks with the ability to add two to three more, and 600-amp, 480-volt, 3-phase power.
Located directly off Highway 40 and within five minutes of the Interstate 95 and 695 interchange, Yellow Brick Road Industrial Park unlocks exceptional connectivity throughout the Baltimore metro area and the broader Mid-Atlantic region. The Freight Port of Baltimore, Downtown Baltimore, and BWI Airport can be reached in about 30 minutes or less. The surrounding industrial node is home to established occupiers, including Carter Machinery, TruGreen, Crown Brand, Netzer Metalworks, United Refrigeration, and Grainger Industrial Supply, underpinning its desirability. More than 30,000 people work in goods-producing industries or trade, transportation, and utilities within a 5-mile radius, providing a deep labor pool to support business operations. With access to more than 92 million consumers within a 400-mile radius, Yellow Brick Road Industrial Park is a strategically positioned operating location for regional and local operations.
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Jarred Testa
Cushman & Wakefield
