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4606-4700 Falcon Pl
Frederick, CO 80504
Land For Sale
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8.60 AC
Investment Highlights
- 8.6-acre industrial/flex development site on the I-25 corridor in Frederick, Weld County
- Level site with electricity and water available; available for outright purchase or build-to-suit
- Located in a Colorado Enterprise Zone; Town of Frederick fee abatements, tax rebates, and job incentives available to qualifying users
- Frontage and access on both Eagle Blvd and Falcon Pl for easy truck and trailer circulation
- Site plan in place for four 10,000 SF buildings on separate parcels, each with a 0.53–1.15 acre fenced yard
- Near Agilent's $725M expansion, Transwest, Metal Sales, and the proposed Front Range 25 Logistics Center
Executive Summary
The current site plan contemplates four separate parcels, each with a 10,000 SF building, a dedicated loading area, and a fenced yard. Buildings are planned with 24' clear height, four 14' x 14' grade-level drive-in doors, parking at approximately 3 spaces per 1,000 SF, and 40' drive aisles, with frontage and access on both Eagle Boulevard and Falcon Place. Because the project remains in the planning stage, ownership is willing to modify building plans, yard configurations, and interior finishes to fit the specific needs of a purchaser, or to sell the land for a buyer's own development. Building 1 can be delivered as early as Q3 2027.
Frederick sits along the I-25 corridor between Denver and Fort Collins in Weld County, approximately 25 minutes from Longmont, 36 minutes from Westminster, 43 minutes from Boulder, and 50 minutes from downtown Denver. The town is in growth mode and offers fee and tax abatements of 25% to 100%, Enterprise Zone tax credits, property tax rebates of up to 100% for up to 10 years, regional cash incentives per new job, and expedited permitting to qualifying businesses, and Agilent's $725 million expansion nearby continues to draw life sciences and advanced manufacturing users to the area. The site is well suited for contractors, trades, service companies, logistics and delivery operators, manufacturers, and life sciences support functions seeking quality workspace and secure outdoor storage in Northern Colorado.
Property Facts
| Sale Type | Investment or Owner User | Property Subtype | Industrial |
| No. Lots | 1 | Proposed Use | |
| Property Type | Land | Total Lot Size | 8.60 AC |
| Zoning | Land - Industrial Land | ||
| Sale Type | Investment or Owner User |
| No. Lots | 1 |
| Property Type | Land |
| Property Subtype | Industrial |
| Proposed Use | |
| Total Lot Size | 8.60 AC |
| Zoning | Land - Industrial Land |
1 Lot Available
Lot
| Lot Size | 4.20 AC |
| Lot Size | 4.20 AC |
8.6-acre industrial/flex site with frontage on Eagle Blvd and Falcon Pl. Site plan contemplates four 10,000 SF buildings, each on its own parcel with a fenced yard. Colorado Enterprise Zone on the I-25 corridor near Agilent's expansion.
Description
4700 Falcon Place is an 8.6-acre industrial/flex development site in Frederick, Colorado, located in Weld County along the I-25 corridor. The site is level with electricity and water available and offers frontage and access on both Eagle Boulevard and Falcon Place, providing easy truck and trailer circulation. Falcon Place terminates in a cul-de-sac at the north end of the property. The property sits within Frederick's growing industrial and commercial node near Agilent, Transwest, Metal Sales, and the proposed Front Range 25 Logistics Center, with retail and services along Godding Hollow Parkway and Tipple Parkway including Safeway, King Soopers, Ace Hardware, Chase, and Chipotle. Frederick is within a Colorado Enterprise Zone, and qualifying businesses may access Town of Frederick fee and tax abatements, ONE NoCo/NCEA cash and property tax incentives, State of Colorado Strategic Fund and Job Growth Tax Credit programs, job training grants, and expedited development review. Incentives are discretionary and awarded on a case-by-case basis through the Frederick Economic Development Department. Positioned along Colorado's rapidly growing Front Range between Denver and Fort Collins, Frederick provides businesses with the advantages of a prime logistics corridor, a deep regional labor pool, and competitive operating costs, making it an increasingly attractive destination for commercial and industrial users seeking long-term growth.
