Rare Land Opportunity in Falmouth Technology Park
May 25, 2025 - 12:40
A unique chance has arisen to acquire a prime 2.62-acre parcel of land located in the Falmouth Technology Park, strategically situated off Thomas B. Landers Road. This property, soon to be officially recognized as Lot #93 Technology Park Drive, is in the process of being subdivided from its parent lot at 64 Technology Park Drive.
Zoned as Light Industrial B, this lot offers a versatile range of possibilities for development. Its advantageous location just off Route 28 ensures easy access to major highways, making it an ideal spot for businesses looking to establish a presence in the area.
A concept site plan has already been created, illustrating a potential building footprint along with an associated parking field. While the plan provides a starting point for development, the LIB zoning allows for various other compatible uses, offering flexibility for potential buyers. This opportunity is perfect for investors or businesses aiming to expand in a growing industrial hub.
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