38 Prince Avenue is a 352,914 square feet, 3-story, industrial building located in Lowell, Massachusetts. Situated on 14.4 acres, the
property formerly served as the Prince Macaroni Manufacturing Company facility. While the main portion of the building contains
three stories, the clear ceiling heights of each story are a minimum of 18 feet. With the extraordinary load capacity of each floor,
heavy available electrical service, air conditioning availability to a majority of the building, upgraded finished office space and other
features, 38 Prince Avenue is a unique opportunity for office and warehouse users. For further information please review the
attached flyer and contact our brokers.
38 Prince Avenue enjoys excellent access to the Lowell Connector which provides direct access to Routes 3, 495 and 93. Within the
bounds of the Northern Middlesex Region, these major urban feeder routes make it an ideal location for manufacturing and
distribution businesses. Additionally, this regional highway access makes 38 Prince Avenue a great location for commuters of
nearby cities and towns.
property formerly served as the Prince Macaroni Manufacturing Company facility. While the main portion of the building contains
three stories, the clear ceiling heights of each story are a minimum of 18 feet. With the extraordinary load capacity of each floor,
heavy available electrical service, air conditioning availability to a majority of the building, upgraded finished office space and other
features, 38 Prince Avenue is a unique opportunity for office and warehouse users. For further information please review the
attached flyer and contact our brokers.
38 Prince Avenue enjoys excellent access to the Lowell Connector which provides direct access to Routes 3, 495 and 93. Within the
bounds of the Northern Middlesex Region, these major urban feeder routes make it an ideal location for manufacturing and
distribution businesses. Additionally, this regional highway access makes 38 Prince Avenue a great location for commuters of
nearby cities and towns.
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